01825nam a2200301Ia 4500 288222 OCoLC 20240709062618.0 080520s2008 ilua 000 0 eng 2008022247 9781604420524 1604420529 (OCoLC)228632799 PUCPR cicg KF 9084 .F75 2008 347.73/9 22 Friedman, Gary J. Local 99156 Challenging conflict mediation through understanding Gary Friedman, Jack Himmelstein. 1st ed. Chicago, IL American Bar Association 2008. xxxvii, 305 p. ill. 23 cm. Includes bibliographical references. pt. 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 preserve: the loop of understanding -- pt. 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 -- pt. 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 -- pt. 4. From understanding to resolution. Radix and Argyle: from interests to options and creating value at the options stage ; It's all about money: evaluating options and testing them against parties' interests ; The stigma of mental illness: seeing "the impossible" as possible. Dispute resolution (Law) United States. 87414 Mediation United States. Local 134367 Himmelstein, Jack, 1941- Local 235254 208457 208457 0 0 lc 0 KF_9084_000000000000000__F75_2008 0 cil 335201 7 7 4 2016-05-27 ABA 32.25 428205 0 KF 9084 .F75 2008 70000000848478 2016-05-27 00:00:00 r:288222 6