Challenging conflict : mediation through understanding / Gary Friedman, Jack Himmelstein.
2008
347.739 F911c 2008
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Title
Challenging conflict : mediation through understanding / Gary Friedman, Jack Himmelstein.
Author
Edition
1st ed.
ISBN
9781604420524 (pbk.)
1604420529 (pbk.)
1604420529 (pbk.)
Imprint
Chicago, IL : American Bar Association, 2008.
Language
English
Description
xxxvii, 305 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Call Number
347.739 F911c 2008
System Control No.
(OCoLC)228632799
(OCoLC)228632799
(OCoLC)228632799
Summary
This book provides an analysis of understanding conflict and offers a way to work together to make decisions that resolve disputes. The authors explain how to meet conflict itself in an effort to understand how individuals can relate to it, and use it effectively in mediation. Divided into four parts-choosing to mediate, deepening understanding of the process, challenges in working together, and devising a resolution.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Formatted Contents Note
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.
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.
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Available in Other Form
Online version: Friedman, Gary J. Challenging conflict. 1st ed. Chicago, IL : American Bar Association, 2008
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