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Designing Conflict
Management Systems : A Guide to Creating Productive and
Healthy Organizations (Jossey-Bass Conflict Resolution
Series) by Cathy A. Costantino, Christina Sickles Merchant Hardcover
- 252 pages (November 1995) |
Customer Comment: an invaluable resource for OD, HR and conflict mgt pros. This book contributes mightily to defining how the emerging field of conflict management differs from organizational development, and what they share in common. For this alone it is worth the cover price. But the authors don't stop there. The book is full of practical strategies for developing conflict management systems. And its techniques reflect real world experience, not just theory! But, as a practitioner in this field, I can't say enough thanks to Constantino and Merchant for deepening the exploration of this very important new field! |
Managing Conflict : Interpersonal Dialogue and Third Party Roles Sorry, no |
Managing Conflict : Interpersonal
Dialogue and Third Party Roles (Addison-Wesley Series on
Organization Development) by Richard E. Walton
Paperback
- 160 pages 2nd edition (February 1987) |
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Managing Differences :
How to Build Better Relationships at Work and Home
by Daniel Dana
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Nothing in life is more important than getting along with people. Managing Differences shows you step-by-step how to harness the magical power of mediation to turn conflict into cooperation in everyday life. You will learn to use the simple yet powerful communication tool, Do-it-yourself Mediation ("Doing mediation without a third party"). It also outlines Managerial Mediation ("Doing mediation without being a mediator"), and introduces Second-nature Mediation ("Doing mediation without doing mediation"). |
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Magic of Conflict by Thomas F. Crum Paperback
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From Conflict to Cooperation
: How to Mediate a Dispute by Beverly A. Potter, Phil Frank (Illustrator) Paperback
(May 1996) |
NAPRA Review,
Vol. 8, NO. 1, 1997 "Conflict is not necessarily bad," says bestselling author Beverly Potter. "In fact," she continues, "conflict can be a catalyst for creating interactions that are more satisfying." Realizing this hidden opportunity requires that disputes be handled skillfully, and Potter's well-written, whimsically illustrated manual shows the way. It covers all aspects of dispute resolution-from furniture arrangement and body posture to appropriate techniques of questioning. Numerous scenarios are described and interpreted to aid readers in developing effective resolution skills. It's a valuable addition to the library of any person-business manager, teacher, parent, community leader-who wants to blind more harmonious relationships |
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Conflict Mediation Across Cultures :
Pathways and Patterns by David W. Augsberger, David W. Augsburger Paperback
(March 1995) |
Synopsis Believing not only that conflict is inevitable in human life but that it is essential and can be quite constructive, Augsburger proposes a shift to an "international" approach in resolving conflict. Augsburger focuses on interpersonal and group conflicts and provides a comparison of conflict patterns within and among various cultures. |
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