Third annual Northwest Alternative Dispute Resolution Conference, September 18, 1993
By: jointly presented by Washington Law School Foundation & Alternative Dispute Resolution Section of the Washington State Bar Association.
Contributors: University of Washington. School of Law.; Washington State Bar Association. Alternative Dispute Resolution Section.
Publisher: Washington Law School Foundation
Published: 1993
Place of publication: [Seattle, Wash.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Dispute resolution (Law) -- United States.; Conflict management -- United States.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: Cultural interaction history; value: Learning from the FIDC and the feds; value: assessing, designing and evaluating ADR systems / Cathy A. Costantino; value: Dispute systems design; value: pre-design organizational checklist; value: Interagency alternative dispute resolution consortium; value: Assessing and choosing the effective ADR process /Randolph Gordon, Terrence Carroll, Darcia Tudor; value: Cross-cultural training; value: intercultural factors in dispute resolution / Sue Ann Allen, Kimi (Ginn) Rabun; value: Arbitration neutrality / Paul Feinsod, moderator; value: How an advocate can be most effective in mediation /Marvin L. Gray, Jr., moderator; value: Effective mediation from the personal injury plantiffs point of view /Ronald J. Bland; value: ADR for the consumer / Richard Keefe, Teresa Kulik, David Leen, John W. Hough; value: Collaborative bargaining in Oregon school districts /Ron Wilson, Lisa Frelley; value: Dispute resolution process between three Medicine Creek tribes and the community on Fox Island / Robert Whitener, Bob Hughes, Michael Peters, Ernie Kalstrom; value: The power story in divorce /Ross Runkel, moderator; value: Cross-cultural training; value: the intercultural conflict utilization workshop /Frederick Douglass Alcorn, Jr.