Essays and Papers Highlighting the Consortium's Approach to Conflict Theory and Practice

These Documents Explain the Consortium's Overall Approach

General Information about the Consortium Approach to Conflict

• Our Challenge: Avoiding Destructive Conforntations over Resolution Resistant Issues
• Characteristics of More Constructive Approaches to Intractable Conflict
• Objectives of the Consortium Program
• Consortium Information Sources
• Framework for Organizing Consortium Information
• Advocacy Advisors and the The Neutrality/Empowerment Problem
• Constructive Confrontation

Selected Working Papers

• wp97-1, Burgess and Burgess, Constructive Confrontation: A Strategy for Dealing with Intractable Conflicts
• wp94-50, Burgess, Environmental Mediation: Beyond the Limits, Applying Dispute Resolution Principles to Intractable Environmental Conflicts
• wp96-1, Burgess and Burgess, Consensus Building for Environmental Advocates
• The World-Wide-Web: A Tool for Building Grassroots Diplomacy Skills
• wp94-68, Burgess, Strategies for Dealing with Environmental Risk Conflicts

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