PARCC Conflict and Collaboration: For Better or Worse Book Symposium

The newly published book, Conflict and Collaboration: For Better or Worse claims that conflict and collaboration can be good, bad, or benign.  A panel chapter authors will present central themes and ideas for future research.

• Steven R. Brechin - Professor, Sociology, Rutgers University - "Civil society- government collaborations in Belize Central America: from better to worse in shared ecological conservation governance?" 
• John S. Burdick - Professor, Anthropology Syracuse University - "The role of coercion in collaboration"
• Robert M. Demgenski - Ph.D. Candidate and Miriam Fendius Elman - Associate Professor, Political Science, Syracuse University - "Conflict and collaboration in international relations theory"
• Catherine Gerard - Director of PARCC, Syracuse University - "Understanding the link between collaboration and better or worse relations: the view from public administration" 
• Louis Kriesberg -  Emeritus Professor Social Conflict Studies, Syracuse University - "Improving social relations"
• W. Henry Lambright - Professor, Public Administration and International Affairs and Political Science, Syracuse University - "Building the International Space Station: leadership, conflict, and collaboration" 
• Robert A. Rubinstein - Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Professor, International Relations, Syracuse University - "Coercing consensus? Notes on power and the hegemony of collaboration"
  
• Susan L. Senecah - Professor Emerita, Environmental Studies, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry - "The Long Island, New York Pine Barrens experience: from confrontation to consensus"
• Margaret Susan Thompson - Associate Professor, History and Political Science, Syracuse University - "Concentric circles of sisterhood: American nuns respond to Vatican Kyriarchy"

If you require accommodations, please contact Deborah Toole by email or by phone at 315.443.2367.