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Request for Financial Support

Beyond Intractability is now actively seeking funding to maintain, operate, and further develop the system. Beyond Intractability was originally established with funding from the Conflict Resolution Program of the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation; that program has now been discontinued. While we all tend to fall into the "free-rider" syndrome, where we benefit from things other people have paid for, this site will soon not be paid for. We need help from all our users to keep it available. To help maintain these resources, please see below:

Students and General Readers
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Philanthropic Foundations
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