Dispute resolution : beyond the adversarial model /
Scholars of law explore a range of what used to be called alternative dispute resolution, and is now often just referred to dispute resolution, convinced that process pluralism, a variety of different processes, will enable lawyers of the future to be more creative and effective in their legal probl...
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New York :
Aspen Publishers,
c2005.
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| Online Access: | http://www.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip0422/2004019629.html |
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Table of Contents:
- Entering the fields of conflict and dispute resolution
- Negotiation : concepts and models
- Skills and practices in negotiation
- Negotiation law, ethics, and policy
- Mediation : concepts and models
- Mediation : skills and practices for the mediator and the attorney in mediation
- Mediation : law, ethics, and policy issues
- Arbitration : concepts and models
- Arbitration : law and policy
- Arbitration : skills, practices, and ethics
- Private and public hybrid processes
- Multiparty dispute resolution processes
- Planning for dispute resolution
- Conflict resolution in the international legal order
- Thinking critically about nonadjudicatory processes
- Counseling about dispute resolution processes.