Working With More Than Pipe Dreams, Doug Yarn Engaging Conflicts Today Interview — EngagingConflicts.com
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“Now that the current Conflict Resolution movement as a cultural virus has run its course and become institutionalized, what now?” – Doug Yarn
Engaging Conflicts Today interviews Doug Yarn who is Executive Director of the Consortium on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution and Professor of Law at Georgia State University. Formerly inhouse for the AAA, he is an experienced practitioner and has trained mediators and public entities. His publications include The Dictionary of Conflict Resolution (Jossey-Bass 1999), two state practice treatises, and numerous book chapters and articles. He holds degrees from Duke University, University of Georgia, and Cambridge University, England. In his spare time, he plays Uilleann pipes in a traditional Irish ceili band.
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