Collection: John W. Burton papers - ARVAS Search Results

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A Foundation for a General Theory of Conflict Resolution?, Abstract - C.R. Mitchell Box 7, Folder 2

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"A FOUNDATION FOR A GENERAL THEORY OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION ? ", ABSTRACT- C.R.MITCHELL 1988 Folder 11, Box 10

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A Framework for Public Policy Box 4, Folder 13

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"A FRAMEWORK FOR PUBLIC POLICY" 1987 Folder 4, Box 7

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A General Model of International Conflict Dynamics Box 10, Folder 1

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" A GENERAL MODEL OF INTERNATIONAL CONFLICT DYNAMICS " 1988 Folder 3, Box 9

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A Human Needs Approach to Problems in South Africa by John Burton, A Paper presented at the University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, May 7, 1990, Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, USA Box 10, Folder 2

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A Markov Model of Foreign Policy Adaptation Box 10, Folder 3

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"A MARKOV MODEL OF FOREIGN POLICY ADAPTATION" 1988 Folder 13, Box 9

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Analytical Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution, An Explanatory Paper Box 4, Folder 22

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