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Q: Deconstructing Conflict

Deconstructing Conflict: Understanding Family Business, Shared Wealth and Power ... A new book by the partners at Continuity. This new work draws upon nearly fifteen years of experience in which Baumoel and Trippe have helped scores of enterprising families navigate the challenges of owning and managing together as family. 'Deconstructing Conflict' is the ultimate guide to managing conflict in family business and in families who share significant assets. With a Foreword by Tim Phillips – CEO and Co-Founder, Beyond Conflict. Published by

Q: In Practice/Beyond the Thomas-Kilmann Model: Into Extreme Conflict

“In Practice/Beyond the Thomas-Kilmann Model: Into Extreme Conflict” Negotiation Journal (Harvard University) Doug Baumoel and Blair Trippe Vol. 31, No. 2; April 2015 This article outlines the Baumoel-Trippe extension to the Thomas-Kilmann model and addresses the full range of family relationships involved in identity-based conflicts within family business.

Q: Mom Always Liked You Best

Mom Always Liked You Best – A Guide to Resolving Family Feuds, Inheritance Battles and Eldercare Crises Co-Authored with Continuity colleagues Blair Trippe, Rikk Larsen and Arline Kardasis Mom Always Like You Best is a practical guidebook for the millions of Americans currently struggling with adult family conflict, especially around issues to do with eldercare, family property, estate planning or inheritance issues. Mom Always Liked You Best helps family members become better decision-makers, mindful negotiators and more effective communicators. The authors have helped many such families who are in conflict around elder transitions and associated issues. They are “thought leaders” in the field of elder mediation and also bring decades of experience in the areas of education, finance, healthcare, social work, and estate settlement, as well as their own family experiences. By reading this step-by-step guide and practicing the techniques that they lay out for you, you will learn skills used by professionals. You will learn tools to help you stop having those circular arguments that go on interminably and get you nowhere.

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Deconstructing Conflict

In Practice/Beyond the Thomas-Kilmann Model: Into Extreme Conflict

Mom Always Liked You Best

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