CLN received a request for assistance from University of Hawaii, Public Administration Professor, Susan Chandler. So, we are putting a call out to you! Do you have or know of a resource – a book, article, author, website, etc. – that discusses ways to manage conflict within inter‐organizational collaboratives? If so, please send a note directly to Susan at chandler@hawaii.edu.
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