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Mediation : the roles of advocat and neutral / Dwigth Golann, Jay Folberg

Autor: GOLANN, DwigthIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: New York : Aspen Publisher, 2006Descrição física: XXXII, 461p.; 25cmISBN: 0735540160Assunto: 121597 | 15633 | 21493 | 24189 | 1001Localização e Cota : MED_GOL Resumo: Part 1 : Introduction - Chapter 1: The origins of disputes. Chapter 2: An introduction to negotiation Chapter 3: Negotiation -step by step Chapter 4: barriers to settlement. Part II : The mediation process. Chapter 5: An overview of mediation. Chapter 6: Stages of mediation. Chapter 7: Process skills. Chapter 8: Emotional cognitive forces. Chapter 9: Merits-based barriers. Part III: The advocat's role - Chapter 10: Representing clients: preparation. Chapter 11: Representing clients: during the process. Part IV : Public policy, ethics, and law - Chapter 12: Public policy and ethical issues. Chapter 13: The law of mediation. Part V : Applications - Chapter 14: Specific apllications. Chapter 15: Court-connected mediation. Chapter 16: Mixed and changing roles (by) Thomas J. Stipanowich.
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Inculdes bibliographical references references and index. | [Inclui um DVD] "Resolving disputes: theory practice and law - teaching DVD. | Fundo documental do GRAL

Part 1 : Introduction - Chapter 1: The origins of disputes. Chapter 2: An introduction to negotiation Chapter 3: Negotiation -step by step Chapter 4: barriers to settlement. Part II : The mediation process. Chapter 5: An overview of mediation. Chapter 6: Stages of mediation. Chapter 7: Process skills. Chapter 8: Emotional cognitive forces. Chapter 9: Merits-based barriers. Part III: The advocat's role - Chapter 10: Representing clients: preparation. Chapter 11: Representing clients: during the process. Part IV : Public policy, ethics, and law - Chapter 12: Public policy and ethical issues. Chapter 13: The law of mediation. Part V : Applications - Chapter 14: Specific apllications. Chapter 15: Court-connected mediation. Chapter 16: Mixed and changing roles (by) Thomas J. Stipanowich.

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