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Negotiation Articles
Negotiation ArticlesMediating with Families, 4th Edition - Book ReviewMediating with Families is an excellent resource both for practitioners and teachers/trainers of family mediation. It includes a broad discussion of family mediation, with techniques, case examples, resources and theory. It is an excellent addition to the field. Apologies Are Not for Everyone!In my various mediator trainings, the use of an apology as a means of resolving a dispute has often been discussed and advocated. Can You Teach an Old Dog New Tricks?What can mediators learn from dog training? Reflections on Our Field and Possibilities for ImprovementThis article discusses reactions to the huge scope of our field. Czech Transformative Mediators Empower Parents and KidsTransformative mediation is thriving in Brno, Czech Republic. Watch Your Language!The objectives in a mediation are much different than in litigation; but often the differences are overlooked. 7 Signs You May Need Marriage MediationEvery marriage goes through some rough patches, and unfortunately, trying to figure it out on your own can often lead to crucial things being left unsaid and strong relationships ending up on the rocks. Mediation Strategies: A Lawyer’s Guide To Successful NegotiationEvery successful negotiation requires that you have a sound strategy. In this article I will explain the steps that I believe you should follow when developing a mediation strategy. New Swiss Rules of MediationThe Swiss Chambers’ Arbitration Institution (SCAI) has revised its Rules of Mediation, effective July 1, 2019. Re-imagining Collaborative Law, as well as dispute resolution itselfI first heard about Collaborative Law (CL) in 2002 as it began to spread around Massachusetts. Benefits of Mediation Program for Recently Evicted Families with ChildrenThis mediator proposes a upcoming homeless mediation program, the difficulties of working with the homeless population, and the skills a mediator can bring. 5 Mediation Strategies for a Successful Divorce AgreementThere are many benefits to choosing mediation for your divorce, but it’s also important to understand and prepare for the challenges. Andrea Schneider Interview - The Future of Mediation and Negotiation in Our Culture, Politics and SocietyThis is an interview with Andrea Schneider by Robert Benjamin discussing negotiative strategies. Verbal Self-Defense Begins with a Mindset of Compassion and EmpathyWith Aikido, practitioners learn how to defend without harm to themselves and the attacker. Power as Role and Reality in MediationThe most valuable lesson I learned from the book, and the teacher, was the importance of power in any discussion. A Negotiation Emergency?The need for a “Conflict Revolution” is clear. We have a Negotiation Emergency at the same time as we have a Climate Emergency. Revolutionizing 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. Divorcing After Long-Term Marriage Checklist of ConsiderationsFor couples facing divorce in their late fifties, sixties, and beyond, the questions and issues are quite distinct from those facing younger couples. Celebrating Pride – Reflections on Being a Gay MediatorThis article discusses this mediator's viewpoint that as a mediation profession need to celebrate our own pride. 13 Tools for Resolving Conflict in the Workplace, with Customers and in LifeConflict happens. It is inevitable. It is going to happen whenever you have people with different expectations. Here are some tools for avoiding and resolving disputes in the early stages, before they become full-blown conflicts. What Happens in the Mediation Room?I ask both parties to come in for an introductory meeting when they inquire about divorce mediation. Bringing Mediation into the MainstreamBeing a mediator brings surprises along the way. It is remarkable that, after years of waiting for Scotland to pick up the mediation baton, we now have two important initiatives underway. A Way to Turn Anger Into CuriosityOnly people we love and care deeply about can make us so angry we want to blow a gasket, says famed Star Trek actor George Takei. The Slippery Slope of Negotiations!This looks at a PON article which discusses four reasons why a negotiator might proceed down the slippery slope of an ethical lapse. |
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