MS 8405
Papers of John W. Burton (1915- )
- Papers
- 1956-98 (bulk 1980s)
- 84 cm (6 boxes)
- Access to be determined
This collection has been received in several instalments.
The first three instalments were received from Burton in 1992, 1993 and
1998.
In addition to these papers, in 1998 arrangements were made through
Professor A.J.R. Groom, Department of Politics and International
Relations, University of Kent at Canterbury, United Kingdom to photocopy a
group of papers which mostly relate to the time Burton was associated with
the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict. Groom was a colleague of Burtons
during much of this period.
The bulk of the collection consists of papers, many photocopies, written
by Burton and covering such topics as international conflict resolution,
development and other issues in international relations. The titles of
these papers have been listed. There are also newspaper cuttings of
articles referring to Burton, taken from a number of sources.
John Wear Burton was born in Melbourne on 2 March 1915, the son of the
Reverend Dr John Burton, who was President-General of the Methodist Church
of Australasia in 1945-47.
Burton was educated at Newington College, Sydney, and the University of
Sydney. He joined the Commonwealth Public Service in 1937 and was later
awarded a Commonwealth scholarship to study at the London School of
Economics, where he gained a doctorate in 1941. He was transferred to the
Department of External Affairs in 1941 and in the following year he became
private secretary to the Minister, H.V. Evatt. In 1945 he was promoted to
First Secretary of the Economic Relations Division. In February 1947 he
was appointed Secretary of the Department of External Affairs, a position
he held until June 1950. In January 1951 he was appointed High
Commissioner in Ceylon, but resigned and returned to Australia in March to
stand as an ALP candidate in the federal election. He was defeated for the
seat of Lowe by William McMahon.
Burton spent the next few years as a farmer near Canberra and wrote his
first book on foreign policy, The Alternative (1954). In 1960 he
was awarded a fellowship at the Australian National University and in 1962
received a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to study Asian and
African policies of neutralism. In 1963 he became Reader in International
Relations at University College, University of London, and in the next
twenty years published extensively on the subject of diplomacy and
conflict resolution. In the same year he established the Centre
for the Analysis of Conflict, which he took to the University of Kent at
Canterbury in 1979.
In 1982 he was given an International Studies Association Fellowship at
South Carolina. After this fellowship was completed he was invited to the
University of Maryland, and then in 1985 he joined the George Mason
University, Fairfax, where another Centre for the Analysis of Conflict was
established.
In the late 1980s Burton began to spend more time in Australia and
resumed farming near Braidwood. He now lives in Canberra.
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Folder 1 |
The light grows brighter, Sydney, Morgan's Publications
[1956] |
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Regionalism, functionalism and the United Nations, Australian
Outlook, 15 (1), April 1961:73-87 |
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Rights and obligations of nonalignment, Australian Outlook,
16(3), Dec. 1962: 292-303 |
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Regional disarmament: South-East Asia, Disarmament and Arms
Control, 1(2) autumn 1963: 155-70 |
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'Peace research' and 'international relations', Journal of
Conflict Resolution, 8(3), Sept. 1964: 281-86 |
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Escape from power, Disarmament and arms control,
2(2):187-203 |
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The distinctive discipline: a look at the study of international
relations, New Phineas, 1(6) summer 1964: 20-22 |
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International relations in 1984: universal non-alignment and
methodical decision-making, New Scientist, no.394, 4 June
1964: 618-19 |
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The evolving international system, Frontier, 7(3) autumn
1964: 207-10 |
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Folder 2 |
The nature of aggression as revealed in the atomic age, In The
natural history of aggression, London, Academic Press, n.d.
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Universal non-alignment and methodical decision-making, In Nigel
Calder, ed. The world in 1984 vol. 2, London, Penguin, 1965:
115-18 |
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Unilateralism as a process, Our Generation against Nuclear War,
3 (3), [April 1965]: 32-39 |
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The end of the pacifists' dilemma, Gandhi Marg, July 1965:
1-7 |
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A case study in the application of international theory:
Indonesia-Malaysia-Singapore, Jan. 1966 (roneoed) |
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Introduction to nonalignment, In J.W. Burton, ed. Nonalignment,
1966: 11-27 |
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Nonalignment and stability, In J.W. Burton, ed. Nonalignment,
1966: 62-98 |
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Conflict as a function of change, In Conflict in society,
[1966]: 370-401 |
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Western intervention in South-East Asia, In Year Book of World
Affairs, 20, 1966: 1-22 |
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The declining relevance of coercion in world society, In Year
Book of World Affairs, 22, 1968: 35-46 |
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Mediation reconsidered, In Disarmament now! London, 1968:
6-10 1969: 255-70 |
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Universal values and world politics, International Journal,
24 (4), autumn 1969:673-92 |
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Folder 3 |
A systems approach to international relations: 22-33 |
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The theory of conflict resolution: 125-30 |
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Resolution of conflict, International Studies Quarterly,
16(1), March 1972: 5-30 |
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Some further comments - in reply to criticism, International
Studies Quarterly, 16(1), March 1972: 41-52 |
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The systems approach, In Teaching about collective security and
conflict, Atlantic Information Centre for Teachers, [1971]: 26-34
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Structural conflict, In Association of Directors of Social
Services First Study Conference proceedings, Weston-super-Mare,
April 1972 |
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A total environment, New Era, 53(8) Sept. 1972: 2-5
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The end of the ice age? a letter to Russel Ward, Meanjin
Quarterly, 1973: 157-60 |
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Conflicts of interest: subjective or objective? In Marion Muskat,
ed. The changing international community, Mouton, 1973: 253-59
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International relations or world society? In The study of world
society: a London perspective, London, International Studies
Association, [1974]: 3-29 |
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Poverty, deprivation and the crisis in social work: policy or
structure? Social Work Today, 5(15) Oct. 1974: 458-62
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Alternatives to confrontation: North-South Korean relations, Korean
Journal of International Studies, 6(2), 1975: 11-16 |
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Theory and reality, Journal of International Studies, 4(3)
winter 1975-76: 251-62 |
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The dynamics of change in world society, Journal of
International Studies, 5(1) spring 1976: 64-78 |
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The role of authorities in world society, Journal of
International Studies, 8(1), spring 1979: 73-79 |
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Folder 4 |
Notes of meetings and discussions in Moscow, 4-10 Feb. 1980
(roneoed) |
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U.S.A. trip [1980] (roneoed) |
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Conflict resolution as problem solving and the role of the third
party, n.d. (roneoed) |
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Acting as an intermediary to help resolve international conflicts,
Canberra Times, 25 Sept. 1981: 2 |
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The philosophy of public policy [1981] (roneoed) |
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Folder 5 |
Is there a role for small states in contemporary world society?
[1983] (roneoed) |
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North and South Korea - shared and separate values, Korea and
World Affairs, 8(1), 1984: 48-61 |
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The facilitation of international conflict resolution, 1984
(roneoed) |
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War and its prevention, March 1984 (roneoed) |
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Systems thinking and world affairs, April 1984 (roneoed) |
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Fail safe: the second track, n.d. (roneoed) |
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Evolution that nearly went wrong, n.d. (roneoed) |
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Personal physical security in civil conflicts; the consequences for
conflict resolution, n.d. (roneoed) |
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The history of international conflict resolution, International
Interactions, 12 (1), 1985: 45-57 |
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About winning, International Interactions, 12 (1), 1985:
71-91 |
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The domestic sources of international conflict: management
implications, April 1985 (roneoed) |
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Recession or underdevelopment; a different perception on tax reform,
June 1985 (roneoed) |
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An approach to economic policy and taxation, n.d. (roneoed)
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The theory of conflict resolution, Current Research on Peace and
Violence, 9 (3) 1986: 125-30 |
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The history of international conflict resolution, In Edward E. Azar
and John W. Burton, eds, International conflict resolution; theory
and practice, Boulder, L. Rienner, 1986: 40-55 |
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The means to agreement: power or values? In Perspectives on
negotiation; four case studies and interpretation, Washington,
Center for the Study of Foreign Affairs, 1986: 229-41 |
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Folder 6 |
Three qualities of a secure nation, In Mark Macy, ed, Solutions
for a troubled world, 1987: 239-48 |
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Generic theory: the basis of conflict resolution (with Dennis
Sandole), 1986 (roneoed) |
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Expanding the debate on generic theory of conflict resolution: a
response to a critique (with Dennis Sandole), Negotiation Journal,
3 (1) Jan. 1987: 97-100 |
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An alternative to power politics, In Conflict resolution: track
two diplomacy, Washington, Center for the Study of Foreign
Affairs, 1987: 65-72 |
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Conflict resolution as a political system, 1987 (roneoed) |
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Perspectives on decision making, n.d. (roneoed) |
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Public choice, interactive management, conflict resolution, problem
solving and public policy, n.d. (roneoed) |
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An Israeli-Palestinian simulation, n.d. (roneoed) |
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Note: papers in Folders 7-17 are roneoed unless stated
otherwise. |
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Folder 7 |
Universal needs and public policies, Harvard, June 1980 |
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The role of independent states in resolving the thermo-nuclear
problem, May 1981 |
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Synthesis and analysis, 1981 |
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Zimbabwe-Rhodesia discussions, n.d. |
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Framework for Moscow discussions: Sept. 1978 |
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Report of visit of J.W. Burton and M. Light to Moscow, 4-10 Feb.
1980 |
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The Canterbury seminar; a proposal for discussion, 10 March 1980
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Universal needs and public policies: the end of ideologies, Harvard,
June 1980 |
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Recession or undevelopment?, Feb. 1982 |
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Win - win; a manual on conflict resolution, May 1982 |
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Folder 8 |
The philosophy of disputes resolution, Sept. 1982 |
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The facilitation of international conflict resolution, National
Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution, St Louis, Sept.
1984 |
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International problem solving organization; a continuing seminar and
an international facilitating service, International Studies
Association Annual Convention, Mexico City, April 1983 |
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Great power conflict resolution: looking beyond conventional wisdom,
The Non-Aligned World, 1 (2), April-June 1983: 167-77
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The present state of Soviet-American relations: the personality
problem, June 1983 |
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A Soviet-USA summit, June 1983 |
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Conflict and conflict accommodation: security and change, University
of Cape Town, Aug. 1983 |
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Multi-ethnic societies: the zonal system, Nov. 1983 |
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Folder 9 |
War and its prevention, March 1984 |
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Systems thinking and world affairs, April 1984 |
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The domestic sources of international conflict: management
implications, Long Island University, April 1985 |
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Personal physical security in civil conflicts; the consequences for
conflict resolution, [April 1984] |
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Recession or undevelopment?, June 1985 |
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The facilitation of international conflict resolution, Research
in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change, 8, 1985: 33-43
(incomplete) |
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National security and regional settlements, George Mason University,
Dec. 1985 |
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Folder 10 |
U.S. - Soviet dialogue and conflict resolution, John Hopkins
University, Dec. 1985 |
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Socialization, control and conflict resolution, March 1986 |
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The reconceptualisation of 'development', March 1986 |
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Repression of human needs; system survival or destruction?,
Honolulu, May 1986 |
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Folder 11 |
Repression or response to demands?, Honolulu, May 1986 |
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What to do about disputes that are non-negotiable, June 1986
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Objective politics: the sources of conflict resolution, Nov. 1986
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Demystifying conflict resolution, George Mason University
Foundation, Feb. 1987 |
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International conflict resolution priorities, Peace Institute
Reporter, June 1987: 4-5 |
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Courts, alternative dispute resolution and conflict resolution (with
Richard Rubenstein), Nov. 1987 |
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Public choice, interactive management, conflict resolution, problem
solving and public policy [1987] |
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Folder 12 |
A framework for public policy [1987] |
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Defining the field: Centre for Conflict Analysis and Resolution,
Jan. 1988 |
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Seminar on conflict resolution: introductory comments, Jan. 1988
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Methodological issues in conflict resolution, Feb. 1988 |
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Unofficial diplomacy, Feb. 1988 |
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Law, pragmatism and analytical problem solving conflict resolution,
March 1988 |
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Human needs and the 'need for an enemy', [March 1988] |
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Dialogue: what are you doing, John Burton?, Peace in Action,
March 1988 |
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Folder 13 |
For the creation and deployment of joint U.S.- Soviet facilitation
teams to resolve conflicts in areas of common interest, n.d. |
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The need for needs theory, June 1988 |
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Needs theory conference: needs theory and conflict resolution, July
1988 |
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Mapping the field of conflict and conflict resolution, n.d.
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The international facilitating processes, n.d. |
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Folder 14 |
An approach to economic policy and taxation, n.d. |
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The nature of conflict resolution, n.d. |
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The nature of the workshop [with Edward E. Azar], May 1984 |
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Evolution that nearly went wrong, n.d. |
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Laura Nader, Some notes on John Burton's papers on 'resolution of
conflict', International Studies Quarterly, n.d.:53-58
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Neutrality and nonalignment, n.d. |
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Conflict resolution workshops as teaching situations, n.d. |
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Assessment of development projects, n.d. |
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The teaching of politics, n.d. |
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Folder 15 |
Discovery in conflict resolution, n.d. |
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The philosophy of public policy, n.d. |
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The theory of conflict resolution, n.d. |
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Conflict resolution as problem solving and the role of the third
party, n.d. |
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Folder 16 |
Nonalignment and conflict resolution, Nov. 1989 |
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Peace begins at home: international conflict, a domestic
responsibility, March 1990 |
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Conflict resolution as a political philosophy, March 1990 |
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A human needs approach to problems in South Africa, University of
Port Elizabeth, May 1990 |
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Folder 17 |
The role of the scholar practitioner in conflict resolution,
University of Port Elizabeth, May 1990 |
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Herbert Vere Evatt: a man out of his time, Bond University, July
1990 |
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A human needs approach to problems in South Africa, Peace in
Action, 6(1), winter 1990/91: 16-24 |
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Unwinnable wars: Iraq as a case study, Feb. 1991 |
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An introspective history of thought in conflict resolution, March
1991 |
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The teaching of conflict resolution, March 1991 |
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The language of conflict resolution, March 1991 |
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The special problem of leadership, March 1991 |
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The mission of the Institute and career opportunities, n.d.
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Review of The Conflict Series, edited by Burton (1990), Australian
Dispute Resolution Journal, May 1991: 121-31 |
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Newspaper cuttings, 1947-91 |
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Folder 18 |
Copies of articles referring to Burton from Sydney Morning
Herald, Daily Telegraph, Sun, Sunday Sun,
Bulletin, Australian Financial Review, Canberra
Times, Voice, Courier, West Australian,
Tribune, Mirror, Century |
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1998 |
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Small collection of papers received from Burton. They consist of
copies of articles and speeches by or about Burton, and a brief
biographical note. Titles of these papers are listed below. The papers
cover the period 1995-98. |
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Folder 19 |
Controlled communication to analytical problem solving, John Burton,
In Ronald J. Fisher, Interactive conflict resolution, Syracuse
University Press, 1997: 19-36 |
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David J. Dunn, Articulating an alternative: the contribution of John
Burton, Review of International Studies, (1995), 21: 197-208
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Introducing the person into thinking about social policies, John
Burton, February 1998 |
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A human component: the failure of the Labor tradition, John Burton,
n.p., n.d. |
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Civilizations in crisis: from adversarial to problem solving
processes, John W. Burton, International Journal of Peace Studies,
1(1), 1996: 5-24 |
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Conflict resolution: the human dimension, John W. Burton, International
Journal of Peace Studies, 3(1), 1998: 1-5 |
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Where do we go from here?, John Burton, October 1997 |
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Letter from Burton to Joe Camplisson in Northern Ireland, with the
heading Provention and prevention, February 1998 |
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Biographical note on Burton |
Addition 1998: Groom papers
Photocopied papers acquired through Professor A.J.R. Groom, Department
of Politics and International Relations, University of Kent, Canterbury,
United Kingdom. Some of the papers were authored or co-authored by Burton,
but also included are a number of papers written by other authors. The
papers cover the period 1966-96.
The bulk of the material consists of papers written on issues relating
to conflict resolution, mainly during the time Burton was associated with
the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict (CAC). Titles of individual papers
are listed below, with the name of the author included where identifiable.
Also included is a collection of miscellaneous papers consisting of
correspondence, handwritten notes, address lists, meeting reports, and
memoranda mostly relating to the functions and operations of the Centre
for the Analysis of Conflict.
Groom has arranged the papers into three groups green
folder, red folder and yellow folder, and
the papers have been kept in these groupings. A number of these papers are
duplicates of papers which are already held in previous parts of this
collection.
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Folder 20 |
Green folder 1971-81: |
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Towards objective criteria in Social Sciences, or The individual as
the independent variable, J.W. Burton, 1980 |
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The philosophy of public policy, 1981 |
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The Canterbury Seminar, proforma letter of invitation, n.d.
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Notes of meetings and discussions in Moscow, J.W. Burton and M.
Light, February 1980 |
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Northern Ireland interim report, J.C.R Bayley and J.W. Burton,
University College of London, January 1971 |
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Folder 21 |
Red folder, 1969-85, (part A): |
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Decision making processes and conflict, J.W. Burton, The Netherlands
School of Business conference, June 1980 |
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Universal needs and public policies: the end of ideologies, John
Burton, International Congress of Arts and Sciences, Harvard, June
1980 |
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Poverty, deprivation and the crisis in social work: policy or
structure?, John Burton, BASW News, October 1974 |
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Analysis of Conflict conference a note on techniques and
procedures, A.V.S de Rueck, Ciba Foundation, London, May 1966
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Conflicts of interest: subjective or objective?, John Burton,
conference on Mediation, June 1969 |
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The role of independent states in resolving the thermo-nuclear
problem, J.W. Burton, May 1981 |
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War avoidance the second track, John W. Burton, June 1981
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The history of international conflict resolution, John W. Burton.
Article prepared for International Interactions, January 1985
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World society and human needs, n.d. |
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The history and present state of conflict resolution, J. Burton.
Paper presented to the first meeting of the Council for the
Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, University of
Maryland, June 1984 |
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Is there a role for small states in contemporary world society, John
W. Burton, paper for a symposium at the University of Maryland,
December 1983 |
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Folder 22 |
Red folder, 1969-85, (part B): |
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Conflict and conflict accommodation: security and change, John W.
Burton. Paper presented at Workshop on Conflict and Conflict
Accommodation in South Africa, University of Cape Town, August 1983
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Preface by Hebert C. Kelman to Conflict in world society: a new
perspective in international relations, Michael Banks, ed.
Brighton, Wheatsheaf, 1984 |
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Win-win: a manual on conflict resolution, J.W. Burton, May 1982
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Fail safe: the second track, n.d. |
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Majority-minority conference, a report prepared by Richard Little,
October 1979 |
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Communal conflicts and functional solutions, Centre for the Analysis
of Conflict, n.d. |
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The Cyprus and Maryland workshops: a brief comparison, C.R.
Mitchell, n.d. |
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Chapter one: introduction [note: there is no notation on the paper
to indicate where the chapter was taken from] |
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Chapter 3: some constraints on thinking, [note: there is no notation
on the paper to indicate where the chapter was taken from] |
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The dynamics of change in world society, n.d. |
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The problem of our time, n.d. |
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Behaviouralist and bikhaiveristski: a report on a British-Soviet
dialogue on the theory of international relations, an account by
Michael Banks and Margot Light of discussions between British
international relations scholars and members of the staff of the
Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Soviet
Academy of Sciences, held in Moscow in February 1974 |
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Third party consultation: extending the scope and impact of
problem-solving workshops, March 1976 |
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Folder 23 |
Yellow folder, 1966-92 (part A): |
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Analysis of Conflict conference a note on techniques and
procedures, A.V.S de Rueck, Ciba Foundation, London, May 1966
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Conflict analysis workshop on Cyprus, November 30 December 2
1990, workshop report, Ronald J. Fisher, January 1991 |
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Some suggestions for enhancing the C.S.C.E. (Conference on Security
and Co-operation in Europe) role in European disputes, Hugh Miall,
Oxford Research Group, November 1991 |
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Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, funding proposal for research
on mediation in international conflicts, draft 6, June 1988 |
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Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, funding proposal for research
on mediation in international conflicts, draft 8, July 1988 |
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Synopsis for the proposal for the establishment of an E.S.R.C.
[Economic and Social Research Council] funded interdisciplinary
research centre for the study of mediation in international conflicts,
S. Chan, Prof A.J.R. Groom, K. Webb and Dr A.J. Williams, The
University of Kent, n.d. |
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Proposed E.S.R.C. [Economic and Social Research Council] initiative
draft entitled International public goods, Professor R.E.
Jones, University of Cardiff, March 1985 |
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The Commonwealth and the non-aligned movement: back to the source,
A.R.J. Groom, December 1983 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr P. Philon, Councillor in the Foreign
Ministry, January 1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr P Nearchou, Political Advisor to the
Prime Minister, January 1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr Pezmazoglou, Member of the European
Parliament and Leader of the Socialist Democrat Party, Kodiso, January
1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr George Navros, Leader of the Centre
Party, January 1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr Baizos, Secretary of the Embassy in
charge of the Cyprus desk in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, January
1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr Vassilis Konstantineas, Deputy
Secretary of the International Section of PASOK, the Panhellenic
Socialist Movement, January 1984 |
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Notes on an interview with Mr L. Kyrkos, member of the European
Parliament and a leading figure in the Communist Party of the Interior
of Greece, January 1984 |
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Notes on a conversation with Mr A. Andrianopoulos of the New
Democracy Party, January 1984 |
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Notes on a conversation with Ambassador Korakas, Head of the
Diplomatic Office of the Under Secretary Mr Kapsis, January 1984
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Towards a Greco-Turkish war?, A.J.R. Groom, January 1984 |
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Supplementary bibliography to A.J.R. Groom & C.R. Mitchell eds.
International relations theory: a bibliography, London,
Frances Pinter, 1978 |
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Change and the study of I.R.[International Relations], A. de Reuck,
October 1985 |
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Resolution of conflict: a manual on the problem solving approach,
handwritten notes, Michael Banks, n.d. |
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Progress review, The Foundation for International Conciliation,
April 1986 |
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3rd World Assembly of International Studies, guidelines for
participants, William A. Welsh, June 1987 |
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3rd World Assembly of International Studies, prospectus, August 1988
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Folder 24 |
Yellow folder, 1966-92 (part B): |
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A proposal for the establishment of a centre for electronic conflict
resolution, n.d. |
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Outline and programme for a conference on conflict resolution with
special reference to multicultural conflict, Amsterdam, January 1986
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London-based overseas journalists, program for a series of workshops
conducted by the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, July 1985
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Centre for the Analysis of Conflict at Kent University teaches us to
solve problems, Hedwig Thorburn [August 1986] |
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E.P.A. mid term exam paper on International Relations: the European
dimension, n.d. |
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Overseas media defence group (London-based) list of names,
October 1984 |
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Leaflet on The facilitating process from The Council for the
Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, n.d. |
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Curriculum Vitae for Michael Henry Banks, November 1983 |
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Nomination of a scholar for a visit to Britain for Dr Vladimir
Georgievich Baranovsky, n.d. |
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University for Peace: report of the Secretary-General , n.d.
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Paper listing staff and providing the history of the Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict, June 1980 |
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Draft agenda for the Soviet-British seminar on international
conflicts and détente, n.d. |
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Handwritten notes on a meeting in Moscow, September 1978 |
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Guests, panel and programme details for a Centre for the Analysis of
Conflict Conference, October 1966 |
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Memorandum on exchange schemes with China, C.R.M. Hurst, April 1981
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Itinerary details for a pastoral visit paid to the U.S.S.R., April
1986 |
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Kaunda in Southern Africa: towards an intellectual history of
foreign policy, Stephen Chan, March 1990 |
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Correspondence relating to the organisation of a Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict panel for the 31st annual meeting of the
International Studies Association, June 1989 |
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Bibliography on problem-solving, n.d. |
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Correspondence relating to registration of an institution under the
Charities Act, March 1985 |
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Cyprus: a framework for discussion, Dr A.R.J. Groom, January 1984
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Proposal from the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, Maryland and
others for a research project entitled Institutional competition
in international security and arms control/1983: facilitating arms
control negotiations, n.d. |
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Soviet-Western relations, M. Banks, J. Burton, A. de Reuck, J.
Groom, M. Light and R. Little, September 1978 |
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Account of a trip to USSR entitled Strictly confidential: blow
by blow account, n.d. |
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Substantive issues: a process approach. Paper from The Foundation
for International Conciliation, South Africa, April 1986 |
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Report on visit of Soviet scholars, J.W. Burton, January 1977
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Summary record of discussions in Moscow, February 1974 |
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Some themes for discussion, n.d. |
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Notes on Soviet contributions to the discussions, n.d. |
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Folder 25 |
Yellow folder, 1966-92 (part C): |
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Notes on meeting with Roy Medvedev, September 1978 |
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The Southern Hemisphere Geopolitical Observatory draft statues, 1992
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Correspondence and program for an international seminar on the
evolution of Southern Africa, January 1993 |
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Conflictual relations: an annotated bibliography, J.W. Burton, based
on the library of the University of Kent at Canterbury, n.d. Draft
typescript of a proposed guide to the literature of conflictual
relations, for use by researchers and students. |
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The history and present state of conflict resolution, J.W. Burton.
Paper presented to the first meeting of the Council for the
Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, University of
Maryland, June 1984 |
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Ideology and transition, A.V.S. de Rueck, n.d. |
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Statement on the Centre for the Analysis of Conflicts
achievements, A.J.R. Groom, n.d. |
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Memorandum on the restructuring of the Centre for the Analysis of
Conflict, August 1989 |
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Note to members of the politics board, J. Burton and J. Groom,
October 1978 |
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Minutes of a meeting of the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict,
September 1989 |
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Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, research grant application, M.
Banks, J. Burton, M. Nicholson, A. de Reuck, November 1968 |
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Summary of day one of a visit by five members of the Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict to the Institute of World Economy and
International Relations, Moscow, Margot Light, Februray 1974 |
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Summary of day two of a visit by five members of the Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict to the Institute of World Economy and
International Relations, Moscow, Michael Banks, Februray 1974
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Summary record of discussions in Moscow, February 1974 |
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Analysis of Conflict conference, A further note on techniques
and procedures, A.V.S. de Rueck, October 1966 |
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Collection of memoranda and letters regarding the future of the
Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, several correspondents, May/June
1989 |
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Report on Moscow talks between the Centre for the Analysis of
Conflict and the Institute for Economics and World Affairs, September
1978 |
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Minutes of a meeting of the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict,
October 1989 |
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Memorandum note regarding the restructuring of the Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict, September 1989 |
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Notes on topics for discussion in Moscow, M. Banks, J. Burton, J.
Groom, C. Mitchell, A. de Reuck, n.d. |
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Cyprus questions and propositions, J. Burton, October 1966
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Proposal for the establishment of an E.S.R.C. [Economic and Social
Research Council] funded interdisciplinary research centre for the
study of domestic and international mediation at the London School of
Economics, n.d. |
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Controlled communication in the resolution of conflict, John Burton.
Paper prepared for delivery at the sixty-fifth annual meeting of the
American Political Science Association, September 1969 |
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Folder 26 |
Yellow folder, 1969-90 (part D): |
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Collection of miscellaneous papers including correspondence,
handwritten notes, address lists, meeting reports, memoranda, and
letters of invitation to individuals to join the Centre for the
Analysis of Conflict, mostly relating to the functions and operations
of the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict. The bulk of the
correspondence is either from or to Groom. |
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Box |
Folder/item |
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1 |
1-6 |
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2 |
7-10 |
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3 |
11-14 |
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4 |
15-19 |
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5 |
20-23 |
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6 |
24-26 |
Guide prepared December 1997. Updated 1998.
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