Carrie Menkel-Meadow discusses her theory about the development of a cultural mindset about negotiation and how the larger culture takes...
By Carrie J. Menkel-MeadowJohn Paul Lederach describes his background and experience teaching and peace-building within the international arena.
By John Paul LederachMichelle LeBaron shares her views on the differences between how the mediation fields in America and Canada have been shaped...
By Michelle LeBaronMichelle LeBaron explains her work as interrupting people's dance within a conflict.
By Michelle LeBaronMaxine Baker-Jackson talks about the conflict she felt in the relationship between nurses and doctors in the nursing profession.
By Maxine Baker-JacksonLisa Parkinson discusses how the legal systems treat family law and family mediation in different states in the US whereas...
By Lisa ParkinsonJohn Paul Lederach explains how mediators need to shift their focus from mediating a person to mediating a space in...
By John Paul LederachMichelle LeBaron talks about Americans' attitude of risk-taking and Canadians' vast cultural awareness, which make for different dispute resolution processes.
By Michelle LeBaronMichelle LeBaron discusses one of the challenges she sees in the field as not having the willingness to implement values...
By Michelle LeBaronChip Rose talks about his first introduction to collaborative law and how it seemed to fill the gap between traditional...
By Chip RoseKimberly Kovach describes society's culture of right and wrong and how we don't have to think in those terms. We...
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