Guide to the John W. Burton papers, 1937-1988 John W. Burton C0006



Repository	George Mason University. Libraries. Special Collections & Archives
Creator	John W. Burton, 1915-
Title	John W. Burton papers
Date	1937-1999
Physical Characteristics	9.0 linear feet (22 boxes)
Abstract	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).
Collection Number	C0006
Language	English

Biographical Information

John W. Burton was born on March 2, 1915, in Melbourne, Australia. He was educated at Newington College, Sydney, the University of Sydney, and the London School of Economics. Burton's early career was marked with academic as well as diplomatic success. He was part of the Australian delegation sent to San Francisco after World War II to set up the United Nations. He became the youngest Permanent Secretary of the Australian Diplomatic Service and was appointed High Commissioner in Ceylon, but resigned to seek elected office.

In 1954 Burton's career focused increasingly on academics. During this time he published his first book on foreign policy titled The Alternative. In 1963, he moved to England to teach at the International Relations Program at University College, London, where the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict was originally set up. Over the next twenty years, Burton published many books on the subject of diplomacy and conflict resolution.

Burton and the original Centre for the Analysis of Conflict moved to the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1979 where he remained until 1981. He then moved to the University of South Carolina where he was awarded an International Studies Association Fellowship. After a brief but productive period at the University of Maryland, Burton was persuaded to join George Mason University to help in the development of a new Centre for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, now known as the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution (SCAR). Burton then retired to Australia where he continued to write until his death in 2010.

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Scope and Content

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

Series 1, Correspondence, contains various types of correspondence including; letters between Burton and his colleagues from the 1970s and 1980s; communication on his book "Deviance, Terrorism, and War"; coordination with many organizations such as Asia Foundation, Dana McLean Greeley Foundation, Elder Council of India, Jordan Center for Studies and Information, Moldovan Initiative Committee of Management, Organization of American States, United Nations University, University Press of America, and William Flora Hewlett Foundation; as well as correspondence related to George Mason University's School of Conflict Analysis and Resolution and his work regarding Bosnia, Central America, Fiji, Iran, Korea, and the Soviet Union.

Series 2, Conflict Resolution Work, contains relevant documents related to Burton's work as a practitioner in the field of conflict resolution. Includes notes from meetings, observations, frameworks he developed, documents on defining the field, written work related to the broad field of conflict resolution, material on conflict resolution practices, papers regarding his conflict resolution work in certain regions, other work related to the field, information pertaining to the creation of S-CAR, and documents from the University College London's Centre for the Analysis of Conflict. Series 3, Academic Papers, contains relevant journal articles and lengthy papers from Burton's work in academia, most of the works are on his conflict resolution theories, including papers on his human needs theory, documents on the theory of conflict resolution and expanding the debate on generic theory, material on testing Galtung's theory and the central role of theory, journal articles, and other relevant documents.

Series 4, Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Discussions, Meetings, Forums, Symposiums, Conventions, contains all relevant documents concerning conferences, workshops, seminars, discussions, meetings, forums, symposiums, conventions, and other mass gatherings. Includes papers presented at mass gatherings, invitation letters to conferences, agendas, concept documents, speeches, workshop materials, conference presentations, correspondences related to the organization of a big gathering, and documents from receptions.

Series 5, Subject Files, Among the documents featured in the series are papers covering topics such as economic policy and taxation, moral and value foundations of multilateralism, disarmament and arms control, juvenile unemployment and delinquency, multi-ethnic societies, national security and regional settlement, neutrality and nonalignment, regionalism, functionalism, restructuring as a political process, world order, and community law; as well as other written documents that cover other topics related to international relations and conflict resolution. Also included are journals, teaching materials, brochures, and miscellaneous articles and notes on a broad range of topics.

Series 6, News Clippings, Articles, and Images, contains news clippings, articles, and images collected and assembled by Burton.

Series 7, Memorabilia, contains Burton's Doctoral Degree from Macquarie University.

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Arrangement

Organized into seven series.

Series 1: Correspondence, 1970-1999 (Box 1-2)

Series 2: Conflict Resolution Work, 1960-1999 (Box 2-6)

Series 3: Academic Papers, 1940-1999 (Box 7-9)

Series 4: Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Discussions, Meetings, Forums, Symposiums, Conventions, 1963-1999 (Box 10-15)

Series 5: Subject Files, 1956-1999 (Box 16-21)

Series 6: New Clippings, Articles, and Images, 1960-1999 (Box 22)

Series 7: Memorabilia, 1994 (Box 22)

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Restrictions

Access Restrictions

There are no access restrictions.

Use Restrictions

There are no restrictions on personal use. Permission to publish material from the John W. Burton papers must be obtained from the Special Collections Research Center, George Mason University Libraries.

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Related Material

Special Collections and Archives also holds records and publications from the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.

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Index Terms

Persons:

Burton, John W. (John Wear), 1915-

Corporate Names:

George Mason University. Institute for Conflict Analysis and Resolution.

Geographical Names:

Falkland Islands.

Fiji.

Middle East.

Northern Ireland.

Soviet Union.

Subjects:

Conflict management.

Human needs theory.

International relations.

Middle powers.

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Series 1: Correspondence, 1970s-1990s

Box	Folder
1	1	1970s Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers, 1970s
	2	Correspondence and Media Coverage on John Burton's Book, "Deviance, Terrorism, and War", 1971-1981

	3	1980s Correspondence and Miscellaneous Papers, 1980s

	4	The Jordan Center for Studies and Information, June, 1983

	5	United Nations University, 1984-1985

	6	U.S.S.R, 1984-1985

	7	Korea, 1985

	8	Central America, 1986

	9	The Asia Foundation, 1986

	10	Elders Council of India, 1986-1987

	11	University Press of America: Resolving Deep-Rooted Conflict, September 2, 1987

	12	Fisher, Ron, and Keashly, 1987

	13	The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, 1987

	14	Iran, 1987

	15	Organization of American States, 1987

	16	The Dana McLean Greeley Foundation for Peace and Justice, Inc., 1986-1988

	17	Dialogue, Dear Margot, March, 1988

	18	Correspondence with the Charities Act Commission, 1980s

	19	C.H. Wong, Professor A.J.R. Groom, and Dr. Jarrod Wiener, 1990s
	20	Kevin Clements, Chris Mitchell, and Lui Xin regarding China, 1990s
	21	Misc. Correspondence regarding Politics and Notes, 1990s
	22	Correspondence with Tom Scott from Center for Policy Negotiation, 1990s
	23	Correspondence with Moldovan Initiative Committee of Management, 1990s
	24	Correspondence, ICAR (General), 1990s
Box	Folder
2	1	Correspondence regarding Fiji, 1990s
	2	Correspondence regarding Bosnia (Kevin), 1990s
	3	Ho Won Jeong, 1997


Series 2: Conflict Resolution Work, 1960s-1990s

Box	Folder
2	4	Conflict Research Society: Proposed Rules, 1960s
	5	Middle East-1960s, 1960

	6	A Proposal for an International Studies Scholarship Trust (Document 6), A Working Paper Submitted to the First Annual General Meeting of the Conflict Research Society, October, 1964
	7	The Center for the Analysis of Conflict, 1964-1968

	8	University College London: Centre for the Analysis of Conflict Purpose and Methods, 1966
	9	University College London: Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, 1966
	10	The Drafting of a Model Regional Arrangement, 1966

	11	University College London: Centre for the Analysis of Conflict Report to the College Committee for the Centre, September, 1966
	12	University College London Centre for the Analysis of Conflict Annual Report, 1966-1967
	13	Rhodesia-67, Cyprus-66, Indonesia-66, 1966-1967

	14	Strictly Confidential-Middle East Report, 1967
	15	The Rhodesian Constitutional Problem (A Submission by Dr. J.W. Burton, Director of the Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, University College London, to the Rhodesian Constitutional Commission, Salisbury, April, 1967
	16	Strictly Confidential-Middle East Report No. 2, August, 1967
	17	The Center for the Analysis of Conflict, 1968

	18	International Organization: A Conceptual Approach, 1970s

	19	Resolving Conflict in Britain, 1970

	20	Observations on International Negotiations, 1971

	21	EIRE-Involvement Reaction, January, 1971

	22	Resolution of Conflict, 1972

	23	Moscow, 1973-1978

Box	Folder
3	1	Peacemaking: Some Problems of Third Party Activity, 1975

	2	Third Party Consultation, June, 1975

	3	Moscow, 1976-1980

	4	Framework for Moscow Discussions: September 1978, September, 1978
	5	Unpublished Documents on Problem Solving as a Means of Conflict Resolution, 1978-1982

	6	Why We Failed, 1979

	7	Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, Letter of Invite to Conflict Resolution Seminar Discussion, July, 1979
	8	Mapping the Field of Conflict and Conflict Resolution, 1980s

	9	The International Facilitating Processes, 1980s

	10	A Perspective on Arab-Israeli Relations, 1980s
	11	External Affairs: A Note About Open Diplomacy, 1980s
	12	The Nature of Conflict Resolution, 1980s

	13	The Afghanistan Turmoil, February, 1980

	14	Notes of Meetings and Discussions in Moscow in 1980, February 4-10, 1980

	15	War Avoidance-The Second Track, Introduction, June, 1981

	16	WIN-WIN, A Manual on Conflict Resolution, 1982

	17	The Philosophy of Disputes Resolution, September, 1982

	18	Fail Safe: The Second Track, January, 1983

	19	Great Power Conflict Resolution: Looking Beyond Conventional Wisdom, April-June, 1983

	20	Rule of Procedures for Facilitated International Conflict Resolutions, 1984

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4	1	Personal Physical Security in Civil Conflicts: The Consequences for Conflict Resolution, April, 1984

	2	The Nature of the Workshop, May, 1984

	3	Procedures for Facilitated International Conflict Resolution, 1985

	4	Procedures for Facilitated International Conflict Resolution, 1985

	5	The History of International Conflict Resolution, 1985

	6	About Winning, 1985

	7	The History and Present State of Conflict Resolution, Forum for Correspondence and Contact (Vol. 15, No. 2), June, 1985

	8	Procedures for Facilitated International Conflict Resolution, November, 1985

	9	The Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution: The Fruits of Failure, November, 1985

	10	What to do About Disputes that are Non-negotiable, 1986

	11	Negotiable and Non-Negotiable Issues, Forum for Correspondence and Contact (Vol. 16, No. 2), 1986-1988

	12	What to do About Disputes that are Non-Negotiable, June, 1986

	13	A Framework for Public Policy, 1987

	14	Expanding the Debate on Generic Theory, Negotiation Journal (Vol. 3, No. 1), 1987

	15	Conflict Resolution, United Nations, Research Papers, 1987

	16	Center for Electronic Conflict Resolution, March, 1987

	17	Courts, Alternatives Dispute Resolution and Conflict Resolution, Peace in Action (Vol. 3, No. 3), November, 1987

	18	Methodological Issues in Conflict Resolution, February, 1988
	19	Conflict Resolution as a Political System, February, 1988

	20	Methodological Issues in Conflict Resolution, February, 1988

	21	Unofficial Diplomacy, February, 1988

	22	Analytical Problem-Solving Conflict Resolution, An Explanatory Paper, March, 1988

	23	Peace in Action (Vol. 4, No. 1), March, 1988

	24	For the Creation and Development of Joint U.S.-Soviet Facilitation Teams to Resolve Conflicts in Areas of Common Interest, May, 1988

Box	Folder
5	1	Letter Response on World Concerns, Forum for Correspondence and Contact (Vol. 18, No. 2), June, 1988

	2	Why Not Joint U.S.-Soviet Conflict Resolution Teams?, Peace in Action (Vol. 4, No. 2), June, 1988

	3	External Affairs: A note about Open Diplomacy, 1988-1989

	4	J.W.B Personal, 1980s-1990s
	5	The History of International Conflict Resolution, 1980s-1990s
	6	[Problem Solving], 1980s-1990s
	7	The Iraq Situation, 1980s-1990s
	8	From Settlement to Resolution: Mapping the Field, 1980s-1990s
	9	Conflict Resolution as Problem Solving and the Role of the Third Party, 1980s-1990s
	10	The Management of Internal and Regional Conflicts: What is the Role of Middle Powers in Conflict, 1980s-1990s
	11	Notes for JB on Tuesday 27th November Debrief, 1980s-1990s
	12	The Hidden Data of Motivation in Conflict Behavior, 1980s-1990s
	13	History of Conflict Resolution, 1980s-1990s
	14	International Sociology, Publication Drafts,

	15	Conflict Resolution as a Political Philosophy by John Burton,
	16	Message to Mike Steketee Sydney Morning Herald: Colonialism, The Cold War and the Future,
	17	Conflict Resolution: Towards Problem Solving,
	18	Conflict Resolution in Sri Lanka, 1980s-1990s
	19	The United Nations and Conflict Resolution, 1980s-1990s
	20	Facilitated Conflict Resolution Procedures, 1980s-1990s
	21	The Iraq Situation, 1980s-1990s
	22	Conflict Resolution Workshops as Teaching Situations, 1980s-1990s

	23	Assessment of Development Projects, 1980s-1990s

Box	Folder
6	1	Conflict Resolution as Problem Solving and the Role of the Third Party, 1980s-1990s

	2	International Sociology, Part One, Publication from The Centre for the Analysis of Conflict,

	3	International Sociology, Part Two, Publication from The Centre for the Analysis of Conflict,

	4	International Sociology, Part Three, Publication from The Centre for the Analysis of Conflict,

	5	South Africa, 1990s
	6	Indonesia, 1990s
	7	China, 1990s
	8	C.R. Conflict Resolution, 1990s
	9	C.R. and Education, 1990s
	10	Northern Ireland: Conflict Resolution, 1990s

	11	Conflict Resolution as a Political Philosophy, 1990s

	12	World Society and Human Needs, 1991

	13	An Introspective History of Thought, Teaching and Language of Conflict Resolution, Special Problem of Leadership and the Mission of the Center and PhD Opportunities, 1991

	14	Unwinnable Wars: Iraq as a Case Study, February, 1991

	15	Conflict Prevention as a Political System, 1992

	16	The Mess Called Party Politics, Adversarial Party Politics Versus Problem Solving, September 28, 1993

	17	Civilizations in Crisis: Towards Problem Solving, 1995

	18	History of Conflict Resolution, Occasional Paper No. 6 for Healthy People on a Healthy Planet, March, 1998
	19	The Manuscript Project of the Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict, "Negotiation to Prevent Escalation and Violence" Comments by John W. Burton, 1999


Series 3: Academic Papers, 1940s-1990s

Box	Folder
7	1	A Creative Rebel? Locating John Burton,
	2	A Foundation for a General Theory of Conflict Resolution?, Abstract-C.R. Mitchell, May 25, 1988

	3	An Entry Prepared for the Institute of Peace Studies, Seoul, Korea, for it's "World Encyclopedia of Peace" , 1998 Edition Conflict Resolution, 1998
	4	An Introductory Discussion: The Human Dimension, 1990s
	5	Civilizations in Crisis: From Adversarial to Problem Solving Processes, 1995

	6	Communal Conflicts and Functional Solutions, 1960s
	7	Compliments and Contexts for Needs Theory: Applied Social Psychology and An Eclectic Model of Conflict, July, 1988

	8	Conflict and Change (Draft)-An Analysis of the Organizing Forces of International Society, the Means Available to States to Preserve Independence and Security, the Origins of Open Conflict, and the Means of Transfer from a Mobilization System to a Conciliation System, 1960s
	9	Conflict as a Means of Change, 1965

	10	Conflicts of Interests: Subjective or Objective?, 1980s-1990s

	11	Conflict Provention as a Political System, 1988-1989

	12	Conflict Provention as a Political System, An Article by John Burton, June 1992, to be included in a book edited by John Vasquez of Rutgers University, June, 1992
	13	Conflict Resolution as a Function of Human Needs Fulfillment, 1980s-1990s
	14	Conflict Resolution as a Political Philosophy, 1988-1989

	15	Conflict Resolution as a Political System-Working Paper, August, 1993

	16	Conflict Resolution-Process or Analysis?, 1980s

	17	Conflict Resolution: Towards Problem Solving,
	18	Conflict Resolution: The Human Dimension, International Journal of Peace Studies [Vol. 3, No. 1], January, 1998
	19	Conflict Resolution as a Political System, Copred Peace Chronicle (Vol. 12, No. 5), 1987

	20	Discovery in Conflict Resolution, 1980s

	21	[Drafts Folder 1 of 2], 1980s-1990s
	22	[Drafts Folder 2 of 2], 1980s-1990s
	23	From Strategic Deterrence to Problem Solving,
	24	Functionalism and the Resolution on Conflict FUNCTIONALISM AND THE RESOLUTION ON CONFLICT", 1970s

	25	Generic Theory: The Basis of Conflict Resolution, 1986

	26	Generic Theory: The Basis of Conflict Resolution, 1986
	27	Gibraltar-By Way of Example, 1971

	28	Human Needs and Desires: West, East, and South Christian Bay, May 23, 1988

	29	Human Needs and the Need for an Enemy, March, 1988

	30	International Congress of Arts and Sciences Universal Needs and Public Policies: The End of Ideologies, 1980

	31	International Interactions [Vol. 12, No. 1, pp. 71-91] About Winning by John Burton (Center for International Development, University of Maryland, College Park, MD), 1985
	32	Some Further Comments-In Reply to Criticism, International Studies Quarterly (Volume 16, No.1), 1972

	33	Introductory Comment to Paper: Universal Needs and Public Policies, 1980

Box	Folder
8	1	John Burton: Conflict Resolution as a Political Philosophy [Sandole Book], 1992
	2	Law, Pragmatism and Analytical Problem Solving Conflict Resolution, March, 1988
	3	Necessitous Man and Conflict Resolution, 1980s-1990s

	4	Needs Theory Conference: Introductory Comments Needs Theory and Conflict Resolution, July, 1988
	5	Objective Politics: The Sources of Conflict Resolution, November, 1986

	6	On the Need for Conflict Prevention, April 26, 1989

	7	Peace and Conflict Studies [Vol. 4, No. 2], December, 1997
	8	Peace Begins At Home: International Conflict, A Domestic Responsibility By John Burton, March, 1990
	9	Public Choice, Interactive Management, Conflict Resolution, Problem Solving, and Public Policy, 1987

	10	Public Choice, Interactive Management, Conflict Resolution and Public Policy, 1980s-1990s
	11	Repression of Human Needs: System Survival or Destruction?, May, 1987

	12	Restrictive Intervention by Cohn Burton, 1941

Box	Folder
9	1	Review of International Studies, Printed in Great Britain Articulating an Alternative: The Contribution of John Burton by David J. Dunn, 1995
	2	Socialization, Control, and Conflict Resolution, March, 1986

	3	Synthesis and Analysis Paper, 1981

	4	The Analysis and Resolution of Conflict, 1966

	5	The Central Role of Theory, 1965

	6	The Means to Agreement: Power or Values?,
	7	The Nature of Aggression as Revealed in the Atomic Age, 1980s-1990s

	8	The Need for Needs Theory, June, 1988

	9	The Philosophy of Dispute Resolution, September, 1982

	10	The Philosophy of Disputes Resolution, September, 1982
	11	The Philosophy of Public Policy, 1980s-1990s
	12	The Philosophy of Public Policy, 1980s-1990s

	13	The Role of Independent States in Resolving the Thermo Nuclear Problem, 1981

	14	The Teaching of Politics, 1980s-1990s

	15	The Theory of Conflict Resolution, 1980s

	16	Towards Objective Criteria in Social Sciences or the Individual as the Independent Variable, 1980

	17	Track Two: An Alternative to Power Politics by John W. Burton, From Conflict Resolutions: Track Two Diplomacy John W. McDonald, Jr. and Diane B. Bendahmane, eds. Foreign Service Institutes, U.S. Department of State, 1987
	18	World Conflict-Why?,
	19	World Society and Human Needs: The Problem of Conflict Resolution, 1980s


Series 4: Conferences, Workshops, Seminars, Discussions, Meetings, Forums, Symposiums, Conventions, 1963-1999

Box	Folder
10	1	A General Model of International Conflict Dynamics, 1988

	2	A Human Needs Approach to Problems in South Africa by John Burton, A Paper presented at the University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, May 7, 1990, Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, USA, May, 1990
	3	A Markov Model of Foreign Policy Adaptation, February, 1988

	4	A Soviet-USA Summit, June, 1983

	5	A Regional Strategy from Strategic Deterrence to Problem Solving, January, 1992

	6	A Regional Strategy: From Strategic Deterrence to Problem Solving, A Paper Presented to a Conference Convened by the Asian Peace Research Association, Christ Church, NZ, January, 1992
	7	A Regional Strategy: From Strategic Deterrence to Problem Solving, A Paper presented to a Conference Convened by the Asian Peace Research Association, Christ Church, NZ, January, 1992
	8	Australian National University Department of International Relations Work-in-Progress Seminars, The Australian Delegation at San Francisco by David Plant,
	9	Centre European de la Dotation Carnegie-Geneva ", 1970

	10	Centre for the Analysis of Conflict, Directors J.W. Burton and A.J.R. Groom Rutherford College, The University, Canterbury, Kent; The Canterbury Seminar: A Proposal for Discussion, 1980
	11	Coalition Leadership in Global Wars, March 29-April 2, 1988

	12	Conflict and Conflict Accommodation: Security and Change, August, 1983

	13	Conflict Resolution and Protracted Social Conflict, 1984
	14	Contending Approaches to Social Work: A Framework for Analysis, 1973

	15	Continuity and Change In U.S.-IGO Relationship: A Comparative Analysis With Implications for the Future of Multilateralism in U.S. Foreign Policy, March 30-April 3, 1988

	16	Contributions of Needs Research to Conflict Prevention-Katrin Gillwald, May, 1988

	17	Council for the Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, 1985
	18	Decision-Making as an Art and as a Science, 1963

	19	Defining the Field: A Seminar, January, 1988

	20	Defining the Field of Conflict Analysis and Resolution, January 18-21, 1988

Box	Folder
11	1	Demystifying Conflict Resolution, February, 1987

	2	Falklands / Malvinas Conference, February, 1985
	3	Falklands / Malvines Conference, February, 1985
	4	Falkland / Malvinas Propositions, 1980s-1990s
	5	The History and Present State of Conflict Resolution: Response to D, Strauss, Forum for Correspondence and Contact (Vol. 15, No. 4), December, 1985

	6	Group Thinking and Cognitive Complexity in British Foreign Policy Decision Making, During the Munich and Polish Crises, March 30-April 2, 1988

	7	Herbert Vere Evatt: A Man Out of His Time by John Burton, A Presentation to a Weekend Conference at Bond University, July 14-15, 1990, on The Life and Work of Dr. H.V. Evatt, July, 1990
	8	Hypergames as an Aid to Mediation? By Peter G. Bennett, 1984

	9	International Problem Solving Organization: A Continuing Seminar and An International Facilitating Service, April, 1983

	10	Introductory Comment to Paper: Universal Needs and Public Policies, June, 1980
	11	Introducing the Person Into Thinking About Social Policies (A Talk Given by John Burton to an USA Group on February 25, 1998), 1998
	12	Israel-Palestinian Simulation, February, 1988

	13	Is There A Role for Smaller States in Contemporary World Society?, 1979-1983

	14	Letters of Invitation to Seminars, United Nations, for Middle Powers, 1986

	15	Major and Minor Conference Papers, 1965-1969

	16	Majority-Minority Conference, December, 1979
Box	Folder
12	1	Mediation Conference, 1969

	2	Middle Powers Conference, 1987

	3	Middle Powers Conference: Argentina, 1987

	4	Middle Powers Conference: Brazil, 1987

	5	Middle Powers Conference: Canada, 1987

	6	Middle Powers Conference: Costa Rica, 1987

	7	Middle Powers Conference: Egypt, 1987

	8	Middle Powers Conference: Fiji, 1987

	9	Middle Powers Conference: Finland, 1987

	10	Middle Powers Conference: Federal Republic of Germany, 1987

	11	Middle Powers Conference: German Democratic Republic, 1987

	12	Middle Powers Conference: Greece, 1987

	13	Middle Powers Conference: India, 1987

	14	Middle Powers Conference: Indonesia, 1986

	15	Middle Powers Conference: Indonesia, 1987

Box	Folder
13	1	Middle Powers Conference: Japan, 1987

	2	Middle Powers Conference: League of Arab States, 1986-1987

	3	Middle Powers Conference: Mexico, 1987

	4	Middle Powers Conference: Nigeria, 1987

	5	Middle Powers Conference: Norway, 1987

	6	Middle Powers Conference: Organizations of African Unity, 1986-1987

	7	Middle Powers Conference: Papua-New Guinea, 1987

	8	Middle Powers Conference: Poland, 1987

	9	Middle Powers Conference: Romania, 1987

	10	Middle Powers Conference: Singapore, 1987

	11	Middle Powers Seminar, 1986

	12	Middle Powers Conference: Spain, 1987

	13	Middle Powers Conference: Tanzania, 1987

	14	Middle Powers Conference: Venezuela, 1987

	15	Middle Powers Conference: Yugoslavia, 1987

	16	Middle Powers Conference: Zimbabwe, 1987

Box	Folder
14	1	National Security and Regional Settlements, An Address given at George Mason University, December, 1985
	2	National Security and Regional Settlements, December, 1985

	3	Needs Theory Conference, July, 1988

	4	Needs Theory Conference-Introductory Comments, Needs Theory and Conflict Resolution, July, 1988

	5	On Conflict and Metaphors Toward an Extended Rationality, July 5-9, 1988

	6	Peace Building and the United Nations,[Juergen Dedring], 1986

	7	Poverty, Deprivation and the Crisis in Social Work: Policy of Structure?, 1974

	8	Promoting the Peaceful Resolution of International Conflict: Conflict Contributions of the Emerging Field of Conflict Resolution-James H. Laue, June 21, 1988

	9	Promoting the Self-Realization of Human Needs and Values in the Global Order, 1983

	10	Protracted Conflicts: Complexities or Process?, 1985

	11	Reception, November 7, 1989

	12	Repression of Human Needs: System Survival or Destruction, 1986

	13	Repression of Human Needs: System Survival or Destruction? A paper at the IXth World COnference of the World Future Studies Federation held in Hawaii, Honolulu, Mat 25-31, 1986
	14	Repression or Response to Demands?, May, 1986

	15	Seminar on Conflict Resolution: Introductory Comments, January ,1988

	16	Soviet-American Relations and The Role of Smaller States: The Self-Fulfilling Nature of Inductive Thinking, November, 1983

	17	Structuring of International Relations: Testing Galtung's Theory of North-South Information Flows, April 1, 1988

	18	The Biological Basis of Needs in World Society: The Ultimate Micro-Macro Nexus-Dennis J.D. Sandole, July 5-9 , 1988

	19	The Domestic Sources of International Conflict: Management Implications, April, 1985

	20	The Ethnicity Problem: Majority Government Versus Democracy, 1991

	21	The Ethnicity Problem: Majority Government Versus Democracy, A Paper presented to the Restructuring for Peace Conference at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, June, 1991
Box	Folder
15	1	The Entry Problem: A Framework for Analysing Adversaries Decision on Mediative Initiatives by Cohn B. Stephens, 1984

	2	The Erosion of Authority, 1973

	3	The Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, A paper given at St. Louis at the 1984 National Conference on Peacemaking and Conflict Resolution, September, 1984
	4	The Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution, September, 1984

	5	The Facts of the Bandung Conference, May, 1955

	6	The Labor Tradition in Australian Foreign Policy, December, 1994

	7	The Middle East Between Russia and America, 1982

	8	The Middle Powers Conference: Purpose and Agenda, June, 1986

	9	The Morality of Mediation by Keith Webb, 1984

	10	The Present State of Soviet-American Relations: The Personality Problem, June,1983

	11	The Role of Middle Powers in Conflict Resolution, 1986

	12	The Role of Middle Powers in Conflict Resolution, A Report of the Second Meeting, May, 1987

	13	The Role of the Scholar Practitioner in Conflict Resolution by John Burton, A Paper presented at the University of Port Elizabeth, South Africa, on May 8, 1990, Center for Conflict Analysis and Resolution, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, USA, May, 1990
	14	The Security Dilemma and Peace Paradox: Insights from Behavioral and Post-Behavioral Traditions, June, 1988

	15	The Terrorism Environment, April, 1988

	16	Thinking About Foreign Policy: Finding An Appropriate Role for Artificially Intelligent Computers, March, 1988

	17	Transnationalism and the Birth of Track Two Diplomacy, Joseph V. Montville, June 20-21, 1988

	18	U.S.-Soviet Dialogue and Conflict Resolution, December, 1985

	19	Zimbabwe-Rhodesia Discussions, 1980


Series 5: Subject Files, 1956-1999

Box	Folder
16	1	A Critical Assessment of the Power of Human Needs in World Society, 1980s-1990s

	2	An Approach to Economic Policy and Taxation, 1980s

	3	An Approach to Economic Policy and Taxation, 1986
	4	A Negotiating Model Applied to the Paris Peace Conference, March, 1988

	5	A Psychiatric Model for Intercession in Intergroup Conflict by Bryant Wedge, MD, 1971

	6	A Research Programme, 1966
	7	Are the Moral and Value Foundations of Multilateralism Changing?, March, 1988

	8	ASIO, June, 1994
	9	Behind United States Foreign Policies: The View of a Foreigner, 1980

	10	Burton, J. 1984 March North and South Korea-Shared and Separate Values, March, 1984
	11	Civilian Deaths in Wartime, 1987

	12	Civilizations in Crisis in a Nutshell,
	13	Conflict as a Function of Change, 1966

	14	Conflict, Conflict-Resolution and Human Needs Theories: A Free-Way or a Dead End?-Ramashray Roy, May 15, 1988

	15	Constructive Approaches to Community and Political Conflict: Track Two [Vol. 3, No. 1], A Publication of the Centre for Intergroup Studies, February, 1994
	16	Decision-Making Processes: How Do They Respond to Human Needs?-William R. Potapchuk, 1988-1989

	17	Democracy the Authority of the People: The Political Base of the Third Universal Theory, 1976
	18	Disarmament and Arms Control: Escape from Power, 1964

	19	Disarmament and Arms Control, Regional Disarmament: South-East Asia, 1963

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17	1	Emotions, Needs, Self, and Control-Paul Sites, 1988-1989

	2	Estudios Internacionales (Volume 3, No.1), No-alineacion y Politica Mundial Contemporanea, 1969

	3	Evatt, 1990s
	4	Evolution that Nearly Went Wrong, 1980s-1990s

	5	External Affairs: A Note About Open Diplomacy, 1980s-1990s
	6	Frontier (Volume 7), The Evolving International System, 1964

	7	Future Directions in Conflict and Peace Studies by Kenneth E. Boding,

	8	Impartial Intervention into Community Conflict by Peter Rip and William F. Lincoln, 1975

	9	International Development in Human Perspective-Johan Galtung, 1988

	10	International Journal of Peace Studies [Vol. 3, No. 2], July, 1998
	11	Universal Values and World Politics, International Journal, 1969

	12	Introduction: Revue Internationale des Sciences Sociales, 1965

	13	Is it Possible to Imagine Approaches to Australia's International Relations through John W. Burton's Experience of Seeing Otherwise? by Bonita Maywald, February, 1999
	14	Is there a Role for Small States in Contemporary Global Politics?, 1980s-1990s
	15	Journal of International Studies (Vol. 5, No. 1): Dynamics of Change in World Society, 1976

	16	Journal of International Studies (Vol. 4, No. 3): Theory and Reality, 1975-1976

	17	Journal of International Studies (Vol. 8, No. 1): The Role of Authorities in World Society, 1979

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18	1	Juvenile Unemployment and Juvenile Delinquency, 1937-1969

	2	Knowledge: A Satisfier-Yona Friedman, May, 1988

	3	Korea and World Affairs (Vol. 8, No. 1), North and South Korea: Shared and Separate Values, 1984

	4	Master's Thesis by Bonita Maywald, Is it Possible to Imagine Alternative Approaches to Australia's International Relations through John W. Burton's Experience of Seeing Otherwise?, 1999
	5	Meanjin Quarterly, The End of An Ice Age?, A Letter to Russel Ward, 1973

	6	Meanjin Quarterly, The End of the Ice Age, 1973

	7	Mediation: A Viable Process for the Resolution of Community Conflict by Williams F. Lincoln, 1984

	8	Mediation Reconsidered, 1968

	9	Merging Roads,
	10	Methodology and Development, [Johan Gultang], 1990s

	11	[Misc.],
	12	Misc. Articles, Notes, etc..., 1990s
	13	Multi-Ethnic Societies: The Zonal System, November, 1983

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19	1	National Security and Regional Settlements, 1986
	2	Nations and Needs (Vol. 1), March, 1985

	3	Neutrality and Nonalignment, 1980s

	4	New Scientist [Vol. 22, No. 394] 1s. 3d. Weekly, International Relations in 1984 by Dr. J.W. Burton, Professor Joseph Rotblat and Professor M.s. Thacker, 1984
	5	New Scientists (Volume 22, No. 394) , International Relations in 1984, 1964

	6	New Scientist [Vol. 22, No. 394], June, 1964
	7	Nomination Forms-Jennings Randolph Distinguished Fellow, February, 1988

	8	Nonalignment and Contemporary World Politics, October, 1968

	9	Nonalignment and Contemporary World Politics, 1969

	10	Order Without Law, 1973

	11	Order Without Law, 1973

	12	Our Generation Against Nuclear War (Volume 3, No. 3): Unilateralism as a Process, 1965

	13	Peace and Freedom [Vol. 2, No. 20], Published by The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom Australian Section, December, 1963
	14	Peace in Action, Resolving Regional Conflicts, 1986

	15	Peace Research and International Relations, 1964

	16	Personality Types and Political Decision Making: Bridging Troubled Waters, 1980s-1990s

	17	Political Violence and Basic Human Needs-Richard E. Rubenstein, 1988-1989

	18	Pour Une Approche Systemique des Relations Internationales,(English Version Also), 1974

	19	Precis Inside [Vol. 15, No. 21], February, 1985
	20	Press Articles: Australia and its Future, 1980s-1990s
	21	Press Articles: Australia and its Future Regional Relationships and a Future Role for Australia in World Affairs, 1980s-1990s
	22	Prospects of a Palestinian-Israeli Settlement, June, 1988

	23	Readings in Peace and Conflict, 1974

	24	Recent Developments in the Theory of International Relations, 1964

	25	Recent Developments in the Theory of International Relations by J.W. Burton Reprinted from The Year Book of World Affairs [Vol. 18], 1964
	26	Recession or Undevelopment?, February, 1982

	27	Reflections on Swadhyaya, 1980s

	28	Regionalism, Functionalism, and the United Nations, April, 1961

	29	Renewal and Reconstruction in Indian Tradition: Sarvodaya and Swadhyaya-Ramashray Roy, 1988-1989

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20	1	Report to: The Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, John Wear Burton: Polemicist to Political Philosophist: The Evolution of a New World Society Submitted by Alison R. Holmes, August, 1994
	2	Resolution Center for Conflict Resolution [Vol. 1, No. 5], George Mason University, November, 1985
	3	Restructuring as a Political Process: Ethnicity as a Case Study, 1980s-1990s
	4	Restructuring as a Political Process: Ethnicity as a Case Study, 1980s-1990s
	5	Restructuring as a Political Process Ethnicity as a Case Study, 1992

	6	Rights and Obligations of Nonalignment, December, 1962

	7	Science, World Politics and Human Rights by Richard J. Seltzer, 1978

	8	Self-Reflexity and Freedom as Basic Human Needs: A Theory of COnflict Resolution-Joseph A. Scimecca, 1988-1989

	9	Settlers and the Failure of British and French State Building in Ireland and Algeria by Ian Lustick, 1984

	10	Some Notes on John Burton's Papers on Resolution of Conflict, 1990s

	11	Systems Thinking and World Affairs, April, 1984

	12	Tax Reform-A Missed Opportunity?: Recession or Undevelopment, June, 1985

	13	Teaching About Collective Security and Conflict, The Systems Approach, 1971

	14	Teaching Materials, 1990s
	15	The ABC of Community Law, February, 1986

	16	The Association of Directors of Social Services, Proceedings of the First Study Conference, 4/13-15/72

	17	The Center for International Affairs: Directory of Fellows, 1958-1988

	18	The Conditions, Criteria and Dialectics of Human Dignity by Herbert C. Elan, 1977

	19	The Council for the Facilitation of International Conflict Resolution: The Facilitating Process, 1980s-1990s

	20	The Declining Relevance of Coercion in World Society, 1968

	21	The Declining Relevance of Coercion in World Society, 1968

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21	1	The Distinctive Discipline, 1964

	2	The End of the Pacifists Dilemma, 1965

	3	The European Community [Brochure], 1987

	4	The Heretic: Dr. John Burton [by Greg Pemberton], 1960s
	5	The Ideas and Ideals of John Burton by Greg Tillett,
	6	The Korean Journal of International Studies (Vol. 6, No. 2), Alternatives to Confrontation: North-South Korean Relations, 1975

	7	The Light Grows Brighter, 1956

	8	The Nara Park, 1997
	9	The Nature of Aggression as Revealed in the Atomic Age, 1964

	10	The Neutrality-Independence Debate, 1981

	11	The New Era (Volume 53, No.8), A Total Environment, 1972

	12	The Philosophical Issue, 1990s
	13	The Physiology of Violence by K.E. Coyer, 1973

	14	The Problem of Forecasting in the Making of Defence and Foreign Policies, October, 1967
	15	The Secretary-General and Satellite Diplomacy, 1984

	16	The Study of World Society: A London Perspective, 1974

	17	The Reconceptualization of Development, March,1986

	18	Towards an Objective Social Science, May, 1981

	19	Understanding the Global Arena, March, 1988

	20	The Theory of Conflict Resolution, 1986

	21	War and It's Prevention, March, 1984

	22	Western Intervention in South-East Asia by J.W. Burton Reprinted from The Year Book of World Affairs [Vol. 20], 1966
	23	Western Intervention in South-East Asia, 1966

	24	Where do we go From Here?-John Burton, October, 1997
	25	World Order and the Map of Peace, 1980s


Series 6: News Clippings, Articles, and Images, 1960s-1990s

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22	1	Misc. Pictures and Articles Regarding John Burton,
	2	News Clippings, April 16, 1989

	3	Peace Institute Reporter International Conflict Resolution Priorities, June, 1987

	4	[Photocopies of News Articles],
	5	Review, 1990s
	6	Reviews [Part 1 of 3], 1960s

	7	Reviews [Part 2 of 3], 1960s

	8	Reviews [Part 3 of 3], 1960s

	9	Systems, States, Diplomacy and Roles: Reviews, 1960s-1970s

	10	World Society, Conflict and Cohn Burton Aides, 1980s

Series 7: Memorabilia, 1994

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Diploma; Doctoral Degree from Macquarie University, April, 1994

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