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1. Introduction: Conflict Resolution and Collaboration Catherine Gerard and Louis Kriesberg 2. Improving Social Relations Louis Kriesberg 3. The Long Island, New York Pine Barrens Experience: From Confrontation to Consensus Susan L. Senecah 4. Understanding the Link Between Collaboration and Better or Worse Relations: The View from Public Administration Catherine Gerard and Rosemary O’Leary 5. Building the International Space Station: Leadership, Conflict, and Collaboration W. Henry Lambright 6. The Future of Public Participation: Better Design, Better Relations Tina Nabatchi and Suyeon Jo 7. Conflict as Troubling Waters? How Steering for Results Can Impede the Public Administrator as Conflict Arbiter Eva Wolf 8. Coercing Consensus? Notes on Power and the Hegemony of Collaboration Robert A. Rubinstein, Shaundel N. Sanchez and Sandra D. Lane 9. Government Collaborations in Belize Central America: From Better to Worse in Shared Ecological Conservation Governance? Steven R. Brechin and Osmany Salas 10. The Role of Coercion in Collaboration John S. Burdick 11. Concentric Circles of Sisterhood: American Nuns Respond to Vatican Kyriarchy Margaret Susan Thompson 12. Conflict and Collaboration in International Relations Theory Robert M. Demgenski and Miriam Fendius Elman 13. Collaboration, Conflict, and the Search for Sustainable Peacebuilding Bruce W. Dayton 14. Conclusion: Implications and Recommendations Louis Kriesberg and Catherine Gerard