Collection: James H. Laue papers - ARVAS Search Results

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"1960's Reflection" and "The 1960's: A Sociologist's View from Justice and the Movement", 1969 Box 75, Folder 17

papers by James Laue

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A-C, 1978/1985 Box 2, Folder 3

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Academic Exercises - "Children and the Burb", 1989 Box 75, Folder 18

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Academic Exercises - Church Disputes Box 75, Folder 19

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Academic Exercises - "Country Living Magazine Sweepstakes", 1989 Box 75, Folder 20

CDR

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Academic Exercises - "Dispute Resolution Design: Health Organization" and "Divorce Eggs" Box 75, Folder 21

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Academic Exercises - "Facilitating a Community Workshop", 1989 Box 75, Folder 22

Conflict Clinic, Inc.

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Academic Exercises - "Jewelbox Square Neighborhood Dispute", 1987 Box 75, Folder 23

Conflict Clinic, George Mason University

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Academic Exercises - Joint Problem Solving, Positional Bargaining, and Negotiation Box 76, Folder 1

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Academic Exercises - "Land Rezoning Dispute," "Neighborhood Care, Inc.," and "Oak Acres" Box 76, Folder 2

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