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CRInfo for Bystanders
Assistance for People Who Are Caught in the Middle of Ongoing Conflicts and Looking for Ways to Help Opposing Parties Deal with the Situation More Constructively
Things You Can Do With CRInfo
- Learn About
Dispute Resolution Processes
- Visit our sections on ADR Processes and Peace Processes.
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- Search For Websites
on Particular Types of Conflict / Dispute Resolution Processes
- Using either the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the window or our Search page, enter search terms and select "web resources." You can also browse
through our topics.
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- Search For Websites
on Particular Conflicts (i.e., the Palestinian-Israeli conflict)
- Using either the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the window or our Search page, enter search terms and select "web resources."
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- Find
Current News Stories About World Conflicts And Dispute
Resolution
- Visit CRInfo's Conflict News section.
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- Search For
Conflict Resolution Organizations
- Select FAQs, and click on the Organizations link. Then select a geographic area and/or a type of
organization.
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- Search For
Books and Articles on Particular Types of Conflict or Conflict
Resolution Processes
- Using either the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the window or our Search page, enter search terms and select "print resources." You can also browse
through our topics.
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Search For
Books and Articles on Particular Conflicts
Using either the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the window or our Search page, enter search terms and select "print resources."
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Find
Information About A Specific Book Or Article
Using either the search box in the upper left-hand corner of the window or our Search page, enter the title and/ or author name, and select "print resources."
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Find
Dispute Resolution Service Providers
Go to Networking, select Conflict Resolution Organizations, and then choose a category of organization.
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