Find Mediators Near You:

Yarn, Doug: Teaching Conflict Resolution in Universities – Video

Doug Yarn compares teaching conflict resolution systems in schools compared to universities. He found that there was more harm done than good when they tried to incorporate conflict resolution programs in schools.

                        author

Doug Yarn

Doug Yarn teaches in the areas of conflict resolution and professional responsibility and serves as Executive Director of the Consortium on Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, a leading inter-university, multi-disciplinary theory-building center. He has taught at the law schools of Emory University and University of Georgia and in the civil engineering… MORE >

Featured Members

ad
View all

Read these next

Category

Negotiating Women On New Day Talk Radio Easter Sunday Noon

(and, yes, I am not only old enough to remember the "Second Wave" Women's Movement, I took a quite serious role in it, first as an unpaid volunteer and later through...

By Victoria Pynchon
Category

The Economic and Professional Imperative: Why Compensation is the Bedrock of a Sustainable Mediation Profession

Abstract The mediation profession stands at a precarious crossroads, oscillating between its historical roots in community volunteerism and its modern aspiration to function as a distinct, legitimate pillar of the...

By Ed Timken
Category

Introducing the 97%

It occurs to me that since 97% of cases filed never get to trial, there are lots of brilliant trial lawyers and litigators who must have "seen the light" and...

By Jan Frankel Schau
×