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Conflict Systems
Conflict Systems ArticlesRevolutionizing Mediation through TechnologyIn recent years, as the world has migrated toward a reliance on social networks, the internet of things, and digital transactions, disputes have grown exponentially in terms of number and complexity. Mediating Custody in Highly Contested Divorce CasesChild custody is often the most contentious aspect of divorce proceedings. New Interview with Peter Salem - The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and SocietyThis is a new interview of Peter Salem, long-time Executive Director of the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts (AFCC), by Robert Benjamin as part of Mediate's new "The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and Society" video series. Embodied Conflict - Chapter II. The Neural Encoding FunctionEmbodied Conflict presents the neural encoding function in layman’s terms, outlining seven key characteristics and exploring their implications for communication, relationship, and conflict resolution. Introduction to Embodied Conflict: the neural roots of conflict and communicationEmbodied Conflict presents the neural encoding function in layman’s terms, outlining seven key characteristics and exploring their implications for communication, relationship, and conflict resolution. New Interview with Howard Gadlin - The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and SocietyThis is a new interview of Howard Gadlin, long-time leading Ombudsman at UCLA and the National Institute of Health (NIH), by Robert Benjamin as part of Mediate's video series "The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and Society." Supreme Court of India - Mediation Training ManualMediation has emerged as a fast growing disputes redressal mechanism. The Supreme Court of India has constituted Mediation and Conciliation Project Committee (MCPC) to oversee the effective implementation of Mediation and Conciliation in the country. Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) for LawyersThis chapter focuses on areas of ODR that are likely to involve attorneys, Attorney involvement in ODR tends to be for more complex and substantial disputes, such as resolving all divorce issues or settling an estate or resolving ongoing business issues. These are areas of “integrative” ODR practice, where there are multiple issues and, commonly, a continuing relationship. Dispute System Design for FacebookThis article discusses dispute system design criteria for the kind of institution that Mr. Zuckerberg suggested. Findings from an Evaluation of Eight Foreclosure Mediation ProgramsOne great benefit of evaluating eight programs with different approaches to resolving the same cases is that it allowed me to uncover program design factors and other variables that promote program success. JusticeAs a non-lawyer who teaches in law schools, I have been brought into the “justice” conversation many times. I am asked: How can you be sure your online systems will deliver justice? Lessons from the IroquoisIn our mediation efforts, once we are in the realm of “public policy,” we are inevitably poking our noses into questions of intergenerational equity and “governance” and how authentic collaboration can be achieved or improved. ODR for All: Digital Accessibility and Disability Accommodations in Online Dispute ResolutionThe promise of online dispute resolution (ODR) depends on accessibility. Online Dispute Resolution: the “New Normal”It may come as a surprise that online dispute resolution has been around for more than twenty years. The Ghosts of MelosIntermediaries, honest brokers, and would-be peacemakers have much to learn from warfare. In fact if you want to understand mediation, learn about war. Social Media-tion: A Bridge for Young Mediators to Enter--and Re-Define--The Profession?For years, a gap has existed between mediation training of young students and entry into the field as professional mediators. Interview with Frank Sander - Views from the Eye of the StormThis is the complete interview by Robert Benjamin with Harvard Law Professor Frank Sander, founder of the Multi-Door Courthouse movement, filmed as part of Mediate.com's 'Views from the Eye of the Storm' Series. Interview with Doug Yarn - Views from the Eye of the StormThis is the complete interview by Robert Benjamin with Doug Yarn, a leading conflict resolution academic, filmed as part of Mediate.com's 'Views from the Eye of the Storm' Video Series. Dispute Management Plans and ADRThree myths relevant to Dispute Management Plans (DMPs) exist. Change Is Coming: Tax Reform Act Punishes Divorcing CouplesThe new act aims to prevent this “nefarious” practice, often labeled as a divorce subsidy, by rendering alimony payments as after tax income, beginning with the 2019 tax year. In Memoriam: Frank E.A. Sander, pioneer in ADR (1927-2018)Frank E.A. Sander ’52, a longtime Harvard Law School professor and a pioneer in the field of alternative dispute resolution, has died. He was 90. 4 Game-Changing Tips to Build Your Divorce Mediation PracticeWhether you are just opening the doors of your divorce mediation practice, or you have been a professional family mediator for many years, considering these 4 Game Changing Tips with potential clients can be game-changers for developing your more successful mediation practice. Do Android Mediators Dream of Electric Agreements?With the new year being still fresh enough that some of us, and hopefully not just me, continue to write 2017 on their checks, the future is at the forefront of many of our minds. Universities are Underinvesting in Efforts to Improve the Quality of TeachingGiven that universities have only two primary tasks -- teaching and research – they ought to be willing to invest as much in improving the quality of their teaching as they do in providing an elaborate infrastructure to support basic and applied research. Ethical Principles for Online Dispute Resolution: A GPS Device for the FieldThe disruptive force of technology has led to innovative dispute resolution practices that increase access to justice and also raise new ethical considerations.
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