Challenging conflict : mediation through understanding / Gary Friedman, Jack Himmelstein.
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Chicago :
American Bar Association, Section of Dispute Resolution,
[2008]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- PART 1 : THE CHOICE TO MEDIATE: Standoff at the ranch : who decides?
- Radix and Argyle : the choice to work through conflict together
- A Holocaust memoir : what it takes to mediate
- Nature preserves : the loop of understanding
- PART 2 : DEEPENING UNDERSTANDING: The San Francisco Symphony : tapping the impulse to work together
- Standoff at the ranch : about right and wrong
- A Holocaust memoir : helping the parties deepen their understanding
- PART 3 : CHALLENGES IN WORKING TOGETHER: The publishing case : bringing in the law
- Love, death, and money : to caucus or not to caucus
- The neighbors : positive neutrality
- PART 4 : FROM UNDERSTANDING TO RESOLUTION: Radix and Argyle : from interests to options and creating value at the options stage
- It's all about the money : evaluating options and testing them against the parties' interests
- The stigma of mental illness : seeing "the impossible" as possible.