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DESCRIPTION:"Obama’s Foreign Policies: Tests of Conflict Resolution Applica
 tions?"&nbsp\;"Obama’s Foreign Policies: Tests of Conflict Resolution Appl
 ications?" Louis Kriesberg\, Maxwell Professor Emeritus of Social Conflict
  Studies\, and founding director of the Program on the Analysis and Resolu
 tion of Conflicts.&nbsp\;As President\, Barack Obama had inclinations to p
 ursue\nforeign policies in a constructive conflict manner.&nbsp\; Furtherm
 ore\, to some degree he did apply\nconflict resolution ideas.&nbsp\; Indee
 d\, his\nrecord in dealing with foreign conflicts had some successes\; but
  he also had\nfailures.&nbsp\; This poses many questions\,\nincluding the 
 following.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Were successes\nattributable to applying a constr
 uctive conflict approach?&nbsp\; Might Obama have applied the constructive
 \nconflict approach more often? Were his attempts undermined by domestic\n
 opposition?&nbsp\; Was the approach not\napplicable under the foreign circ
 umstances?&nbsp\; Pizza will be served. &nbsp\;Follow us on Facebook at: P
 ARCCatMaxwell\, tweet \n#ConvolnConflict. 
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SUMMARY:Conversations in Conflict Studies presents: Louis Kriesberg
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>"Obama’s Foreign Policies: Tests 
 of Conflict Resolution Applications?</b>"&nbsp\;<i><a title="&quot\;Louis"
 ></a></i>"Obama’s Foreign Policies: Tests of Conflict Resolution Applicati
 ons?" <a href="http://faculty.maxwell.syr.edu/lkriesbe/" title="Louis Krie
 sberg">Louis Kriesberg</a>\, Maxwell Professor Emeritus of Social Conflict
  Studies\, and founding director of the Program on the Analysis and Resolu
 tion of Conflicts.&nbsp\;</p>As President\, Barack Obama had inclinations 
 to pursue\nforeign policies in a constructive conflict manner.&nbsp\; Furt
 hermore\, to some degree he did apply\nconflict resolution ideas.&nbsp\; I
 ndeed\, his\nrecord in dealing with foreign conflicts had some successes\;
  but he also had\nfailures.&nbsp\; This poses many questions\,\nincluding 
 the following.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Were successes\nattributable to applying a co
 nstructive conflict approach?&nbsp\; Might Obama have applied the construc
 tive\nconflict approach more often? Were his attempts undermined by domest
 ic\nopposition?&nbsp\; Was the approach not\napplicable under the foreign 
 circumstances?&nbsp\;<p> Pizza will be served. &nbsp\;Follow us on Faceboo
 k at: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PARCCatMaxwell" title="PARCCatMaxw
 ell">PARCCatMaxwell</a>\, tweet \n#ConvolnConflict.<br> </p><p></p>
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