Dynamics of Conflict Resolution

May 9, 2011

Join host Jeff Thompson and Bernie Mayer in the Part Two (listen to Part One here) of their conversation as they discuss conflict resolution, an update to his popular book- Dynamics of Conflict Resolution, the ‘circle of conflict’ as well as current issues in conflict resolution. Note, this is part one of two.

Jeff Thompson

Jeff Thompson, Ph.D., is a professor at Lipscomb University, researcher, mediator, and trainer. He is also involved in crisis and hostage negotiation as well as a law enforcement detective. His research includes law enforcement crisis and hostage negotiation in terrorist incidents. He received his doctorate from Griffith University Law School… MORE >

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