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Negotiation Articles
Negotiation ArticlesThe Challenges Women Face at Work and How Mediation Can HelpIn this article, we will be discussing the challenges women face at work and how mediation can help. Your Gut Instincts and ConflictMany of us have fine-tuned instincts that help guide us through challenges we face when we encounter situations and interactions that perplex us. Changing Hearts, Minds, and Behavior around ConflictBefore I start teaching a course or workshop about conflict management, I always tell my students that I have a modest goal for the class: to change their hearts, minds, and behaviors. The Impending Battle for the Soul of Online Dispute ResolutionIn his journal article, Mr. Tiamiyu examines potential ethical considerations related to emerging online dispute resolution technologies. Opening Offers in NegotiationWhether negotiating in a mediation or directly with an opposing party, everyone has to start somewhere—so where should you start a negotiation? Self-Determination in the Skilled MediatorA mediator can enable the disputants’ exercise of their own self-determination, lessening the chances of the mediator exercising her/his own. Mixed Mode Dispute Resolution Papers Featured at Fordham ConferenceThis panel had many highlights, including FOI Tom Stipanowich, who coined the term mixed-mode and who now refers to it as “lane-changing.” Mediate.com Great Reads Book Club - Jean Sternlight & Jennifer Robbennolt, with John LandeAn additional episode of Mediate.com's Great Reads Book Club with Prof. Jean R. Sternlight and Prof. Jennifer K. Robbennolt discussing their book "Psychology for Lawyers: Understanding the Human Factors in Negotiation, Litigation, and Decision Making" interviewed by Prof. John Lande. Why is Gray Divorce Becoming Increasingly Common?A “gray divorce” occurs when a senior couple ends their marriage after years or decades of togetherness. How to Stay Calm During Difficult Conversations (like at Thanksgiving!)Have you wondered how to control your emotions during a difficult conversation or how to stay calm during a difficult conversation? Moving from Elder Frustration to Family Redemption: Book ReviewProvide insight about the developmental phase of elders, for the purpose of closing the communication gap and improving outcomes. Mediators can play a unique role by translating insights about elders’ developmental stage into actionable outcomes for everyone. Focusing on Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Conversation With Two JAMS NeutralsBoth of these accomplished women have handled thousands of cases in multiple areas of the law. Virtual Mediation in Today’s World: A Pandemic Success StoryWhen the legal profession began to experience the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, I wondered specifically how it would affect alternative dispute resolution. I was not so concerned about arbitration. Using Questions for EnlightenmentIt has frequently been said that negotiation is not an act of war, but a journey of discovery. How to Work Effectively with Your In-House CounselDuring the 2021 CPR International Conference, held online Oct. 6-7, CPR’s Young Leaders in Alternative Dispute Resolution Steering Committee presented “How to Work Effectively with Your In-House Counsel.” CPR International Conference Highlights: ‘Effects on Cross-Border Disputes After the Singapore Convention’According to the Singapore Convention on Mediation’s website, the Convention is a “multilateral treaty which offers a uniform and efficient framework for the enforcement and invocation of international agreements resulting from mediation.” Mediation in Art Law: A New Era with the CAfA?This article examines the new process for Mediation before the Court of Arbitration for Art (CAfA). “When Patterns Are Broken, New Worlds Emerge”The relevance of this quote by Tuli Kupferberg to interpersonal conflict may not be immediately evident. But, through my work as a conflict management coach, and in my own experience, I am aware that we tend to get into patterns about how we react to things that provoke us. What I'm Reading – Collateral Damage of WarWar is the worst method of dispute resolution. Being PreparedHere is a classic quote by Benjamin Franklin: “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail.” Tips to Navigate Conflict in the World of Social MediaAs an alternative dispute professional whose job is to navigate conflict daily, I am often asked how I would handle certain situations. Recently, I was asked how to avoid engaging in social media battles. What Makes Someone Ask for a Divorce“What makes someone leave one partner for another? Or what forces someone to ask about divorce?” These are the most common questions asked on different divorce blogs and forums. Social Security Benefits and DivorceSocial Security benefit rules are complex and confusing, and even more so when you get a divorce. ODR Ethics Case Study 1: Confidentiality v Self-DeterminationAt the moment, practitioners have relied on traditional ADR standards and guidance to consider the ethical concerns involved with using ODR, even though they are less than ideal when applied to technology. Double Hatting In Dispute ResolutionThe term ‘double hatting’ does denote the wearing of two hats by a person signifying that the same person who is appointed as mediator is also agreed to perform the role of an arbitrator in case mediation process fails to help settle the dispute in succession. |
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