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A special Double Issue of Conflict Resolution QuarterlyA much needed resource for scholars and practitioners, this special double issue provides the first comprehensive review of conflict management and dispute resolution effectiveness in seven key areas of conflict resolution practice: Family Mediation Court Mediation Community Mediation Workplace Dispute Resolution Environmental Conflict Resolution Conflict Resolution Education Victim Offender Mediation and Restorative JusticeResearch from the field is presented with special attention to how program structures affect outcomes of these practices and helps practitioners answer the question, Does it work? Each review article is followed by commentaries from noted scholarpractitioners in each area of practice that help readers consider the questions, How well does it work? and What are our next steps?Contributors include:Terry Amsler, Ariel C. Avgar, Linda Baron, Jennifer Batton, Lisa B. Bingham, Robert B. Coates, E. Franklin Dukes, Kirk Emerson, Timothy Hedeen, Tricia S. Jones, Joan B. Kelly, John Lande, David B. Lipsky, Rosemary OLeary, Donald T. Saposnek, Mark S. Umbreit, Betty Vos, Roselle L. Wissler, and Howard Zehr.This is the 22nd Volume, Issues 12 of the quarterly JosseyBass journal Conflict Resolution Quarterly.
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A special Double Issue of Conflict Resolution QuarterlyA much needed resource for scholars and practitioners, this special double issue provides the first comprehensive review of conflict management and dispute resolution effectiveness in seven key areas of conflict resolution practice: Family Mediation Court Mediation Community Mediation Workplace Dispute Resolution Environmental Conflict Resolution Conflict Resolution Education Victim Offender Mediation and Restorative JusticeResearch from the field is presented with special attention to how program structures affect outcomes of these practices and helps practitioners answer the question, Does it work? Each review article is followed by commentaries from noted scholarpractitioners in each area of practice that help readers consider the questions, How well does it work? and What are our next steps?Contributors include:Terry Amsler, Ariel C. Avgar, Linda Baron, Jennifer Batton, Lisa B. Bingham, Robert B. Coates, E. Franklin Dukes, Kirk Emerson, Timothy Hedeen, Tricia S. Jones, Joan B. Kelly, John Lande, David B. Lipsky, Rosemary OLeary, Donald T. Saposnek, Mark S. Umbreit, Betty Vos, Roselle L. Wissler, and Howard Zehr.This is the 22nd Volume, Issues 12 of the quarterly JosseyBass journal Conflict Resolution Quarterly.
