Over the past couple of weeks I have experienced one of those synchronicity moments that seem to come along every now and then. Earlier this month I was in San Jose for the “State of the Valley” conference, the yearly event that attracts legions of high tech guru’s and wannabe’s to discuss the prospects for […]
I was honored to be asked to deliver the lunchtime keynote address at this year’s ADR Faculty of Northern California conference. The topic, supplied by the conference organizers, asked whether we as ADR practitioners and educators are in the midst of an evolutionary moment – a time when the distinctions between ADR and ODR are […]
The International Institute for Conflict Prevention and Resolution (CPR) has awarded its annual Book Award to ODR Theory and Practice, the online dispute resolution sourcebook edited by Mohamed S. Abdel-Wahab, Ethan Katsh, and me. The three of us also contributed multiple chapters to the book, along with more than a dozen contributors from around […]
Recently I’ve been helping to teach some basic mediation courses – I’m in the middle of one now at the Cornell ILR program, and I’ll be involved in one next month at Dominican University in Chicago. As a way to introduce the value of a standard model of mediation, I’ve put together a short presentation on the […]
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