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The Mediation Field, in Theory and Practice

The Mediation Field, in Theory and Practice Editor's note: Alternatives columnist Bob Creo, a Pittsburgh arbitrator and mediator, has been revisiting his CPR Institute website columns, originated a decade ago, in a Back to Basics Alternatives series that he has subtitled “Human Problems, Human Solutions.” These updated and expanded columns are in print for the first time, building on the original concepts with new knowledge. He has revisited a wide spectrum of mediation room behaviors and practices. This month, he returns to the sixth column he wrote at www.cpradr.org, and updates it. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Alternatives to the High Cost of Litigation Wiley

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Wiley
Copyright
Copyright © 2016 International Institute for Conflict Prevention & Resolution
ISSN
1549-4373
eISSN
1549-4381
DOI
10.1002/alt.21618
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Abstract

Editor's note: Alternatives columnist Bob Creo, a Pittsburgh arbitrator and mediator, has been revisiting his CPR Institute website columns, originated a decade ago, in a Back to Basics Alternatives series that he has subtitled “Human Problems, Human Solutions.” These updated and expanded columns are in print for the first time, building on the original concepts with new knowledge. He has revisited a wide spectrum of mediation room behaviors and practices. This month, he returns to the sixth column he wrote at www.cpradr.org, and updates it.

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Published: Jan 1, 2016

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