mediation through understanding Friedman, Gary J. creator Himmelstein, Jack 1941- text ilu Chicago, IL American Bar Association 2008 1st ed. monographic eng

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xxxvii, 305 p. ill. 23 cm. 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. Gary Friedman, Jack Himmelstein. Includes bibliographical references. Dispute resolution (Law) United States Mediation United States KF 9084 .F75 2008 347.73/9 9781604420524 1604420529 2008022247 PUCPR 080520 20240709062618.0 288222