The Colorado Internet Center for Environmental Problem Solving

Providing Access to University and Regional Expertise in Dispute Resolution and Environmental Policy Making

Consortium Approach to Environmental Dispute Resolution

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This section describes some of the work that the sponsor of this site, the University of Colorado Conflict Research Consortium, has been doing in the field of environmental dispute resolution. These papers represent the views of the authors and the Consortium ONLY. Other University programs referenced in this site are likely to take a very different approach to the environmental policy making process.

Select Working Papers

• wp94-50, Burgess, Environmental Mediation: Beyond the Limits, Applying Dispute Resolution Principles to Intractable Environmental Conflicts
• wp96-1, Burgess and Burgess, Consensus Building for Environmental Advocates
• wp94-68, Burgess, Strategies for Dealing with Environmental Risk Conflicts
• wp97-1, Burgess and Burgess, Constructive Confrontation: A Strategy for Dealing with Intractable Conflicts

More Information about the Consortium Program and Approach

• The Challenge: Destructive Conforntations over Resolution Resistant Issues
• Characteristics of More Constructive Approache to Intractable Conflict
• Objectives of the Program
• Consortium Information Sources
• Framework for Organizing Consortium Information
• Advocacy Advisors and the The Neutrality/Empowerment Problem
• Constructive Confrontation Theoretical Framework
• Consensus Building for Environmental Advocates
• Civility in Public Discourse

The Colorado Internet Center for Environmental Problem Solving Main Home Page -- Main Conflict Research Consortium Home Page

For more information contact: Guy Burgess, Co-Director, Conflict Research Consortium, Campus Box 327, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309-0327 Phone: (303)492-1635; Fax: (303)492-2154; E-Mail: crc@colorado.edu

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