Stephen W. Littlejohn

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  Co-Editor Stephen Littlejohn is an adjunct professor of communication and journalism at the University of New Mexico.

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  W Barnett Pearce & Stephen W Littlejohn, 1997 Sage Publications, 234 pp, ISBN 0 76190 053 5
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  Pearce and Littlejohn make a major contribution to improving our vocabulary for talking about conflict, and they challenge our often laissez-faire attitude towards communication.In the first part of the book they explore the nature of conflict itself, offering the beginnings of a new 'sophistication' in our thinking about conflict.
  
  For Pearce and Littlejohn the most difficult type of conflict is that of moral conflict,intense disputes that ordinary talk will not resolve.
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  Pearce and Littlejohn give an example: instead of asking 'How can the pro-life side win in an abortion debate?', we could ask 'How can better choices be made available to women so that fewer abortions are performed?'.

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  Stephen Littlejohn504 Luna Blvd. NWAlbuquerque, New Mexico 87102Phone: (505) 450-3526 Fax: (505) 246-2991swlittlejohn@comcast.net

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  Stephen Littlejohn504 Luna Blvd. NWAlbuquerque, New Mexico 87102Phone: (505) 246-9890 Fax: (505) 246-2991swlittlejohn@comcast.net

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  Seminars for the 2003 NCA Institute for Faculty Development are: Communication Theory with Stephen Littlejohn, president of the Public Dialog Consortium and a partner in Domenici Littlejohn, Inc.; Rhetoric of Place with Carole Blair, associate professor of American studies at University of California, Davis; Media Analysis with Kathleen Turner, professor of communication at Queens College, Charlotte, NC; Communication at Home with Thomas Socha, professor of communication at Old Dominion University; Gender communication with Lynn Turner, associate professor of communication at Marquette University.

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  Article Summary of "Public Dialogue Consortium" by W. Barnett Pearce and Stephen W. Littlejohn
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  W. Barnett Pearce and Stephen W. Littlejohn, "Public Dialogue Consortium," selection from Moral Conflict, (Thousand Oaks, California: SAGE Publications, 1997) pp.197-210.

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  Stephen Littlejohn, President, Public Dialogue Consortium.Admission is free, donations accepted.
  
  February 18, 2003, "Monarch"Wenatchee Valley Environmental Film Series7:00 PM, Wenatchee Valley Museum and Cultural Center A fascinating and beautiful film about how monarch butterflies migrate across North America every spring and then return by the hundred of millions to winter in a remote mountain forest in Mexico.

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  Domenici-Littlejohn | About Us - [Cached Version]
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  Stephen Littlejohn Domenici-Littlejohn | About Us
  
  Stephen Littlejohn is an associate for the Public Dialogue Consortium and an adjunct professor of communication at the University of New Mexico. A communication professor for 37 years, Stephen has written widely on topics related to communication, conflict, and dialogue. His book Moral Conflict: When Social Worlds Collide (Sage, 1997) is acknowledged as a leader in the area of intractable conflict. Stephen works internationally and has recently facilitated peace dialogues in Indonesia and Sri Lanka. He has also worked in Ireland, the UK, and Argentina.
  
  Stephen has facilitated planning processes on such topics as problems of the urban interface, teacher licensing, offshore outsourcing, information technology, customer service, college and university strategic planning, and endangered species. He has done mediations for such agencies as the Postal Service, the EEOC, New Mexico Human Rights, and the University of New Mexico.

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