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101 _aeng
200 _aThe promise of mediation
_eresponding to conflict through, empowerment and recognition
_fRobert A. Barush Bush, Joseph P. Folger
_gJeffrey Z. Rubin (foreword)
210 _aSan Francisco (CA)
_cJossey-Bass
_d1994
215 _aX, 296p.
_d24cm
225 _aThe Jossey-Bass conflict resolution series
300 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. Fundo documental do GRAL
330 _aParte One: Mediation at the crossroads. 1. The mediation movement: four diverging views. 2. Losing sight of the goal of transformation: the focus on satisfaction and settlement. 3. Solving problems: the limits of current mediation practice. Part Two: The transformative approach to mediation. 4. Changing people, not just situatios: a transformative view of conflict and mediation. 5. Rethinking the process. a case example of mediation might work. 6. Capturing opportunities for empowerment and recognition: a case analysis of transformative mediation and practice. Part Three: Practicing the transformative approach. 7. Identifying patterns for practice: the process of transformative mediation. 8. Avoiding pitfalls in transformative mediation: the connection between purpose and practice. Part Four: A large context for mediation. 9. Underlying values: why transformation matters. 10. Implementing the transformative approach: Inroads and obstacles.
606 _aRESOLUÇÃO ALTERNATIVA DE LITÍGIOS
_921493
606 _aMEDIAÇÃO
_9301
700 _aBUSH
_bRobert A. Barush
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852 _jMED_BUS