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George Mason University

Harold Saunders papers

15.0 linear feet (40 boxes)
Collection consists largely of speeches, meeting transcripts, peace conference documents, news clippings about Saunders, photographs, and approximately 150 pocket notebooks that he carried with him that include insights from conversations and other experiences that were important to him.
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Harold Saunders papers 15.0 linear feet (40 boxes)

Saunders, Harold H.
Collection consists largely of speeches, meeting transcripts, peace conference documents, news clippings about Saunders, photographs, and approximately 150 pocket notebooks that he carried with him that include insights from conversations and other experiences that were important to him.
George Mason University

Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution records

6 Linear Feet 10 boxes
This collection contains records such as memoranda, correspondence, and publications pertaining to the organization and operation of the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and its predecessor, the Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Both of these entities were precursors to today's Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution (2021-). The ten boxes contain six linear feet of materials dated 1979 to 2008.
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Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution records 6 Linear Feet 10 boxes

George Mason University. Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution
This collection contains records such as memoranda, correspondence, and publications pertaining to the organization and operation of the Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and its predecessor, the Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution. Both of these entities were precursors to today's Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution (2021-). The ten boxes contain six linear feet of materials dated 1979 to 2008.
George Mason University

John W. Burton papers

11 Linear Feet 22 boxes
The John W. Burton papers contain materials from Burton's work in international relations and conflict resolution from the 1940s through the 1990s. It includes correspondence, working papers, notes, news clippings, scholarly publications, workshop and conference material, images, and memorabilia. It also contains materials pertaining to the creation of the George Mason University School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR).
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John W. Burton papers 11 Linear Feet 22 boxes

Burton, John W. (John Wear), 1915-2010
The John W. Burton papers contain materials from Burton's work in international relations and conflict resolution from the 1940s through the 1990s. It includes correspondence, working papers, notes, news clippings, scholarly publications, workshop and conference material, images, and memorabilia. It also contains materials pertaining to the creation of the George Mason University School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (S-CAR).
George Mason University

Ronald J. Fisher papers

13.0 linear feet (27 boxes)
Materials from the professional life of Dr. Ronald J. Fisher, a distinguished visiting professor at the George Mason School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.
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Ronald J. Fisher papers 13.0 linear feet (27 boxes)

Fisher, Dr. Ronald J.
Materials from the professional life of Dr. Ronald J. Fisher, a distinguished visiting professor at the George Mason School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.
George Mason University

Search for Common Ground records

5.0 Linear Feet 15 boxes
111 videotape cassettes that document the work of Search for Common Ground.
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Search for Common Ground records 5.0 Linear Feet 15 boxes

Search for Common Ground (Organization)
111 videotape cassettes that document the work of Search for Common Ground.

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