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- Collection: The John W. Burton Papers #C0006
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Correspondence between John Burton, Edward Azar, and Joseph Scimecca, 1985
Correspondence dated May-June 1985 between John Burton, Edward Azar, and Joseph Scimecca regarding Burton taking a position at George Mason University.
George Mason University Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution 1988-1989
Brochure dated 1988-1989 outlinining the Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution at George Mason University.
Conflict Analysis: Its Past and Its Future
Document dated 1994, written by John Burton regarding the future of conflict resolution.
Why Not Joint U.S.-Soviet Conflict Resolution Teams?
Document dated June 1988, written by John Burton regarding conflict resolution between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Letter Response on World Concerns
Document dated June 1988, written by John Burton addressing concerns raised by George Christie and Janis Roze about major concerns in international reform.
For the Creation and Deployment of Joint U.S.-Soviet Facilitation Teams to Resolve Conflicts in Areas of Common Interest
Document written by John Burton regarding a proposal for conflict resolution between the United States and the Soviet Union.
Unofficial Diplomacy
Document dated February 1988, written by John Burton regarding an analytical problem solving conflict approach to unofficial dipolimacy.
Conflict Resolution as a Political System
Document written by John Burton regarding the theory of conflict resolution, western political tradition, and the practice of conflict resolution; is the first in a series of working papers published by the Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution…
Courts, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Conflict Resolution
Document dated November 1987, written by John Burton and Richard Rubenstein regarding the law and order problem in mordern societies.