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| ARTICLES | ||
| Defamation and Alternative Dispute Resolution: Healing the Sting | Robert M. Ackerman | 1 |
| A Preliminary Analysis of the Uses of Scientific Models in Dispute Prevention, Management and Resolution | J.D. Nyhart & E.A. Dauer | 29 |
| Thesis (Preventative Law), Antithesis (Adversarial Process), Synthesis (Settlement, ADR): A Comment on Nyhart and Dauer | Louis M. Brown | 55 |
| Dispute Resolution and Preventive Law: A Reply to Professor Brown | E.A. Dauer & J.D. Nyhart | 59 |
| Clinical Negotiating Achievement as a Function of Traditional Law School Success and as a Predictor of Future Negotiating Performance | Charles B. Craver | 63 |
| The Impact of Opinion 11 on the Publication of Arbitration Awards | Donald J. Petersen & Julius Rezler | 73 |
| Re-Examination of Litigation Trends in the United States: Galanter Reconsideration | Kenyon D. Bunch & Richard J. Hardy | 87 |
| Conflict and Paradox in the New American Mediation Movement: Status Quo and Social Transformation | Ted Becker | 109 |
| NOTE | ||
| The Doctrine of Intertwining: A Dead-End After Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc. v. Byrd | 131 | |
| STUDENT PROJECT | ||
| Recent Developments: The Federal Arbitration Act | 143 | |
| Recent Developments: The Uniform Arbitration Act | 169 | |
| BOOK REVIEWS | ||
| S. Goldberg, E. Green, & F. Sandler: Dispute Resolution | John S. Murray | 239 |