Robert Ricigliano, Adjunct Professor

Office: Garland Hall, Room 114
Phone: (414) 229-3222
e-mail: robr@uwm.edu

Degrees:
J.D., Harvard Law School
B.A., Hamilton College

Research Interests:
Integrated approaches to peacebuilding
Peace processes and conflict resolution
Engaging armed groups
Facilitation and complex public disputes

Teaching Interests:
Negotiation
International Mediation
Managing Difficult Conversations

Other Relevant Activities:
Director, Institute of World Affairs, UW-Milwaukee
Director, Peace Studies Program, UW-Milwaukee
Alliance for International Conflict Prevention and Resolution

Recent Publications:
Ricigliano, R. (In press). A Three-Dimensional Model of Negotiation. In A. Schneider and C Honeyman (Ed.) The Negotiator's Fieldbook. Chicago, IL: American Bar Association Books.

Ricigliano, R. & Allen, M. (In press). Cold War, Redux: A critique of, and alternative to, the War on Terrorism. In P. Petro & A. Martin (Eds.) Rethinking Global Security: Media, Popular Culture, and the "War on Terrorism". New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press.

Ricigliano, R. (Ed.). (2005). Choosing to Engage: Armed Groups and Peace Processes. London, UK: Conciliation Resources.

Williams, S., & Ricigliano, R. (2005). Understanding Armed Groups. In R. Ricigliano (Ed.), Choosing to Engage: Armed Groups and Peace Processes, (pp. 14-17). London, UK: Conciliation Resources.

Ricigliano, Robert, 2003. Networks of Effective Action: Implementing an Integrated Approach to Peacebuilding, Security Dialogue 34(4).

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