| Preface |
Ryan D. O'Dell |
1 |
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| SYMPOSIUM |
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| The Future of ADR |
Frank E.A. Sander |
3 |
| Continuing the Conversation about the Current Status and the Future of ADR: A View from the Courts |
Wayne D. Brazil |
11 |
| Variations in Mediation: How--and Why--Legal Mediators Change Styles in the Course of a Case |
Dwight Golann |
41 |
| Some Reflections on ADR |
James F. Henry |
63 |
| ADR Research at the Crossroads |
Deborah R. Hensler |
71 |
| Turning the Ship of State |
Jeffrey M. Senger |
79 |
| Is Binding Arbitration a Form of ADR?: An Argument That the Term "ADR" Has Begun to Outlive Its Usefulness |
Jean R. Sternlight |
97 |
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| COMMENTS |
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| The Concern Over Confidentiality in Mediation--An In-Depth Look at the Protection Provided by the Uniform Mediation Act |
Mindy D. Rufenacht |
113 |
| Consensual Approaches to Resolving Public Policy Disputes |
Brett A. Williams |
135 |
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| NOTES |
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| The Search to Clarify an Elusive Standard: What Relationships Between Arbitrator and Party Demonstrate Evident Partiality? |
Jennifer C. Bailey |
153 |
| Appeals from Arbitration Orders Under the Federal Arbitration Act: Pro-arbitration Policy Clashes with the Right to Appeal Final Decisions |
Sarah Baxter |
165 |
| The Role of Federal Courts in Assisting International Arbitration |
Thurston K. Cromwell |
177 |
| Arbitration Agreements Between Employers and Employees: The Sixth Circuit Says the EEOC Is Not Bound |
Earl D. Kraus |
187 |
| Federalism Versus the Greater Good . . . Should Powerful Franchisors Be Allowed to Contract for the Home Court Advantage Through Forum Selection Clauses? |
Nathan E. Ross |
199 |
