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The Art of War

Stephen F. Kaufman, Lionel Giles, 孙武 (Sun Tzu) et al.

1910 ★ 4.1

Strategic conflict

Daniel J. Canary

2012

Dealing with Difficult People

Roberta Cava

1990

The conflict resolution syndrome

Alexander Abdennur

1987

Governance As Conflict Management

I. William Zartman

1997

How people tick

Mike Leibling

2005

Conflict and conflict resolution

Jack Nusan Porter

1982

From stuck to unstuck

Kenneth A. Halstead

1998

Parents and Teachers Working Together

Brett Novick

2016

Managing conflict of interest in the public sector

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

2005

Resolving conflicts at work

Kenneth Cloke, Joan Goldsmith

2000

Israeli and Palestinian identities in dialogue

Deb Reich, Rabah Halabi

2004

Preventing violence in relationships

Paul A. Schewe

2002

Debating the East Asian Peace

Elin Bjarnegård, Joakim Kreutz

2017

Hidden conflict in organizations

Deborah M. Kolb, Jean M. Bartunek

1992

Conflict resolution for the helping professions

Allan Edward Barsky

2006

Surveillance and control in Israel/Palestine

Elia Zureik, Yasmeen Abu-Laban, David Lyon

2011

Conflicts

Edward de Bono

1985

From reaction to conflict prevention

Malone, David, Fen Osler Hampson

2002

The skilled facilitator

Roger M. Schwarz

1994

Lost and found

Jan Elise Sells

2012

Conflict is not abuse

Sarah Schulman

2016

Clergy Killers

G. Lloyd Rediger

1996

Peace

Oliver P. Richmond

2014

Anger management for everyone

Raymond Chip Tafrate

2009

Organizational behavior and public management

Michael Lee Vasu

1990

Moral conflict

W. Barnett Pearce

1997

Conflict coaching

Ross Brinkert, Tricia S. Jones

2007

Elements of mediation

Sharon Leviton

1997

If You Choose Not to Hit

Kathy Beckwith

2001

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