The AGIR review #24, « Mediation & Negotiation », was published in January 2006.

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In this page, you can go through the index of the articles contained in this issue. You can also read several articles specially selected for the website.

 Problematics
 From Negotiation to Mediation: Conceptual and Historical Milestones, by Arnaud Stimec
 Multiple Analysis: Entering the Complexity of Conflicts, by Jacques Salzer
 Conceptual Basis of the Practice of Mediation, by Michèle Guillaume-Hofnung
 The African Way of Negotiating, by Yves Ekoué Amaizo
 Chinese Negotiation Strategies, by Guy-Olivier Faure
 Comparison of Western and Asian Negotiation Methods, by Bernard Nadoulek

 Negotiation as an Instrument of Foreign Policy, by Valérie Rosoux
 Regimes and Systems: A Strategy for International Negotiations, by Victor Kremenyuk
 The International Religious Mediation: Case Sant'Edigio, by Laure Borgomano-Loup
 Sant'Edigio and the International Mediation (interview), by Mario Giro
 Assets and Limits of a Preventive Policy of Conflicts, by François Mabille
 Evolution of Mediation in the Post-Cold War Era, by Camille Larène

 Corporative War and Negotiation: Unveiling the Force Ratio, by Christian Guicherd and Alain Jolibert
 Media and Mediation, by François-Bernard Huyghe
 At the Outpost of Mediation, by Christian Blanc
 The Mediator: Relationship Creator, by Jean Sola
 Environmental Mediation: Polymorphic and Multiple? by Frédéric Paran

Here is our selection of articles for this issue of the AGIR review:

 From Negotiation to Mediation: Conceptual and Historical Milestones, by Arnaud Stimec
 Conceptual Basis of the Practice of Mediation, by Michèle Guillaume-Hofnung
 Chinese Negotiation Strategies, by Guy-Olivier Faure
 The International Religious Mediation: Case Sant'Edigio, by Laure Borgomano-Loup

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