An edition of Conflict without chaos
(2008)
Conflict without chaos
a look back at conflict intervention initiatives during the nation's early civil rights era
by Robert Greenwald
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Dispute resolution (Law), Conflict management, MediationPlaces
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Conflict without chaos: a look back at conflict intervention initiatives during the nation's early civil rights era
2008, Hampton Press
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1572737646 9781572737648
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Table of Contents
A conflict perspective
The shape of mediation : a federal model
Mediation guidelines : before coming to the table
Mediation guidelines : joint negotiations and resolution tools
Prison mediation : Louisiana State penitentiary at Angola
Jefferson Parish Jail, Louisiana and selected prison cases
School desegregation : Little Rock, Arkansas
Police abuse allegations : Port Arthur, Texas
Police-minority relations : from hostile confrontation to meaningful dialogue : the state of Texas
Student boycott of public schools in Crystal City, Texas
A dispute settlement center for Dallas, Texas
The neutral intermediary as fact finder
A retrospective on the climate of race relations in Dallas, Texas during the birth of the civil rights era.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 231) and index.
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