General Dispute Resolution Resources
This section of the School of Government’s
online resources on dispute resolution provides a brief
introduction to general dispute resolution web-based
and listserv resources.
Thanks to James Boskey, professor at Seton Hall Law
School. He edited The Alternative Newsletter and
was a walking, friendly compendium of a wide range of
resources in the alternative dispute resolution field
until his death in 1999.
Conflict resolution with a peace and religious focus
A. Eastern
Mennonite University’s conflict resolution resources
page.
“Public participation” or “Public involvement”
are related to public conflict resolution. See the Public
Involvement Network, sponsored by the International
Association for Public Participation.
Academic Resources in Conflict Resolution: Higher
Education and K-12
A. US
universities supported by the Hewlett Foundation for
conflict resolution research
B. Campus-based
mediation programs
C. Conflict Resolution
in Education Net (CREnet)
Other National and International Resources
A. Mediation Information
Resource Center—a fine, comprehensive commercial
site
B. American
Bar Association Section on Dispute Resolution
C. ADR Resources—an
eclectic list: individual ADR providers, peacemaking
resources, etc.
D. Resource
list of the Ohio Commission on Dispute Resolution
Three items of interest for Summer/Fall 2000
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The CREnet/SPIDR Annual Conference, September 14-16,
2000. The listing of sessions shows a good array
of issues and topics.
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CRinfo is
under development to be a wide-ranging entry point
for the conflict resolution field.
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One site, well connected to a range of resources,
is the Conflict
Resolution Resource Center.
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