Collection: John W. Burton papers - ARVAS Search Results

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"ANALYTICAL PROBLEM-SOLVING CONFLICT RESOLUTION", AN EXPLANATORY PAPER 1988 Folder 14, Box 9

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An Approach to Economic Policy and Taxation Box 16, Folder 2

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An Approach to Economic Policy and Taxation Box 16, Folder 3

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" AN APPROACH TO ECONOMIC POLICY AND TAXATION " Folder 16, Box 1

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A Negotiating Model Applied to the Paris Peace Conference Box 16, Folder 4

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"A NEGOTIATING MODEL APPLIED TO THE PARIS PEACE CONFERENCE" 1988 Folder 2, Box 10

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An Entry Prepared for the Institute of Peace Studies, Seoul, Korea, for it's "World Encyclopedia of Peace" , 1998 Edition Conflict Resolution Box 7, Folder 3

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An Introductory Discussion: The Human Dimension Box 7, Folder 4

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An Introspective History of Thought, Teaching and Language of Conflict Resolution, Special Problem of Leadership and the Mission of the Center and PhD Opportunities Box 6, Folder 13

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" AN INTROSPECTIVE HISTORY OF THOUGHT ,TEACHING AND LANGUAGE OF CONFLICT RESOLUTION ,SPECIAL PROBLEM OF LEADERSHIP AND THE MISSION OF THE CENTER AND PhD OPPORTUNITIES " 1991 Folder 15, Box 15

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