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CONFLICT WITHOUT CHAOS, ROBERT 'BOB' GREENWALD'S BOOK ON CONFLICT RESOLUTION INITIATIVES THROUGH A FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF THE NATION'S CIVIL RIGHTS STRUGGLES DURING THE SIXTIES & SEVENTIES NC Author Bob Greenwald's book on alternative conflict resolution with mediation guidelines & resources.
 
 
A Look Back at Conflict Intervention Initiatives
During the Nation's Early Civil Rights Era
  
Bob Greenwald
  
Conflict Resolution Initiatives
A Firsthand Account of the Nation's Civil Rights
Struggles During the Nineteen Sixties and Seventies
A Guide to Understanding and Implementing Mediation
and Other Dispute Resolution Strategies

Author Bob Greenwald spent more than two decades in federal service, most of it with the Community Relations Service of the U.S. Department of Justice, an agency created by the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964.

The introduction of the mediation process with regard to moderating interracial/ethnic discord during our nation's era of civil rights reform gave the author a vehicle to follow an uncharted course. Circumstances brought with it intriguing prospects for innovation in the resolution of intergroup conflict and he became a pioneer in an unexplored corner of the racial divide. More About Bob Greenwald>

This revealing new book, Conflict Without Chaos:

  • demonstrates proven methods and strategies for intervening in disputes and provides alternatives for moderating tensions and avoiding hostile confrontation through negotiation.
  • overviews the Community Relations Service (CRS) of the U.S. Department of Justice, the agency that facilitated Bob's career as a neutral intermediary.
  • provides mediation guidelines that cover preliminary preparations and negotiation strategies and tools
  • presents case studies in conflict resolution involving interracial/ethnic enmity in prisons, in schools, in police-minority relations, and more.
  • takes the reader on a journey through the historic development of the nation's early alternative dispute resolution movement.

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" . . if Bob was not the father of ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution) in Texas, he had a substantial impact on its early development and should, at the very least, bear the moniker of “godfather of Texas ADR!” Hon. Frank G. Evans, Founding Director, The Frank G. Evans Center for Conflict Resolution, South Texas College of Law, Houston, TX
10 Reasons to Buy This Book
  1. Discover elements of civil rights reform initiatives overlooked in most accounts of the early tumultuous years of interracial / interethnic unrest
  2. Become a virtual witness to an example of the historical development of the nation’s community dispute settlement movement
  3. Find proven methods for intervening in disputes where you have a vested interest in the parties maintaining healthy and productive relationships
  4. Gain insights into emerging opportunities in one of the fastest-growing and rewarding career fields as a neutral intermediary in maintaining a more stable society

©Copyright 2008 Bob Greenwald

Conflict Without Chaos:
A Look Back at Conflict Intervention Initiatives
During the Nation's Early Civil Rights Era

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