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The Intractable Conflict Publishers and Distributors Special Search returns up-to-date results from a variety of organizations that are publishing and/or distributing primary resources related to intractable conflicts, including Conflict and Communication Online, the United States Institute of Peace, and the Taylor and Francis Group. This Special Search complements our own search tool, which returns results from the CRInfo databases and offers more selective and comprehensive coverage of older resources.

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Collaborative for Conflict Mgmt. in Mental Health
"[P]romoting the use of conflict management techniques in the mental health and social service systems through training, technical assistance, consultation, information dissemination and evaluation services"

Adolfo Perez Esquivel
Human rights leader, and 1980 Nobel Peace Laureate