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Morris, C.  Ways of Addressing Conflicts or Processing Disputes. Peacemakers Trust. Abstract
Sander, F E A.  Oct 14, 2009. Ways of Handling Conflict: What We Have Learned, What Problems Remain. Negotiation Journal. 25(4) Abstract
Logsdon, A.  Ways to Handle Conflicts With Your Child's School: Strategies to Manage Conflicts Over Your Child's Special Education Program. About.com Learning Disabilities. Abstract
WBI Governance & Anti-Corruption - Corruption. The World Bank. Abstract
WBI Governance & Anti-Corruption - Transparency. The World Bank. Abstract
Barlow, M.  Oct 15, 2010. We are Facing the Greatest Threat to Humanity: Only Fundamental Change Can Save Us. AlterNet.
Colvin, C J.  2000. We Are Still Struggling:Storytelling, Reparations and Reconciliationafter the TRC. Center for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation. Abstract
Cohn, L, Howell, R, Kovach, K K, Lee, A, et al..  May, 2009. We Came, We Trained, But Did It Matter? Rethinking Negotiation Teaching: Innovations for Context and Culture. Abstract
Greenberg, E E.  2009. We Can Work it Out: Entertaining a Dispute Resolution System Design for Bankruptcy Court. Abi Law Review. Abstract
Totten, S.  Apr 18, 2011. We Cannot Forget: Interviews with Survivors of the 1994 Genocide in Rwanda. Abstract
May 19, 2003. We Don't Want to Be Refugees Again. Human Rights Watch. Abstract
Fiala, C.  2000. We Have Lived with HIV/AIDS for Twenty Years: A Call for an Open Discussion of Contradictory Facts - Aids in Africa: the way forward. Sidasante Website (Aids Health Website). Abstract
Human Rights Watch.  May, 2002. We Have No Orders to Save You: State Participation and Complicity in Communal Violence in Gujarat. Abstract
Narula, S.  Feb, 2002. We Have No Orders To Save You:State Participation and Complicity in Communal Violence in Gujarat. Human Rights Watch. Abstract
Salon, P, & Cullinan, C.  Dec 29, 2009. We Must Support a Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth.
reviewer Glaser, Tanya.  We Need a Larger Theory of Negotiation: The Importance of Pre-Negotiation Phases -- Summary. University of Colorado Conflict Information Consortium. Abstract
Friedman, T.  Feb 11, 2012. We Need a Second Party. The New York Times. Abstract
2009. We Shall Remain. We Shall Remain. Abstract
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Stock, E.  2008. 'We Were All Born on It. And Some of Us Was Killed on It': Adopting a Transformative Model in Eminent Domain Mediation. Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution. Abstract
2004. We Who Believe in Freedom: Elder Women Reflect on their Lives. Abstract
Taylor, L.  Jan, 2003. We'll Kill You If You Cry: Sexual Violence in the Sierra Leone Conflict. Human Rights Watch. Abstract
Stillwell, A M, Baumeister, R F, & Priore, R D E.  2008. We're All Victims Here: Toward a Psychology of Revenge. Basic and Applied Social Psychology. 30(3):253-263. Abstract
We/Myi - The Women's Dialogue. We/Myi. Abstract
Williams, R.  Mar 25, 2005. Weaknesses and Moral Inconsistency. The Times.
Landes, D S.  1999. The Wealth and Poverty of Nations: Why Some are So Rich and Some So Poor. Abstract

 

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