Collection: John W. Burton papers, 1937/1999 - ARVAS Search Results

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Civilizations in Crisis: From Adversarial to Problem Solving Processes, 1995 Box 7, Folder 5

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Civilizations in Crisis in a Nutshell Box 16, Folder 12

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Civilizations in Crisis: Towards Problem Solving, 1995 Box 6, Folder 17

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Coalition Leadership in Global Wars, 1988 Box 10, Folder 11

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Communal Conflicts and Functional Solutions Box 7, Folder 6

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Compliments and Contexts for Needs Theory: Applied Social Psychology and An Eclectic Model of Conflict, 1988 Box 7, Folder 7

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Condolence Letters, 2010 Box 21, Folder 27

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Conflict and Change (Draft) - An Analysis of the Organizing Forces of International Society, the Means Available to States to Preserve Independence and Security, the Origins of Open Conflict, and the Means of Transfer from a Mobilization System to a Conciliation System Box 7, Folder 8

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Conflict and Conflict Accommodation: Security and Change, 1983 Box 10, Folder 12

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Conflict as a Function of Change, 1966 Box 16, Folder 13

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