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| ARTICLES | ||
| Conflict Resolution and Systemic Change | Susan Sturm Howard Gadlin |
1 |
| Court-Connected Arbitration in the Superior Court of Arizona: A Study of Its Performance and Proposed Rule Changes |
Roselle L. Wissler Bob Dauber |
65 |
| Following the Script: An Empirical Analysis of Court-Ordered Mediation of Medical Malpractice Cases |
Ralph Peeples Catherine Harris Thomas Metzloff |
101 |
| When Lawyers Move Their Lips: Attorney Truthfulness in Mediation and a Modest Proposal |
Don Peters | 119 |
| SYMPOSIUM | ||
| Beyond the Assumptions: News Reporting and Its Impact on Conflict | Richard C. Reuben |
143 |
| Social Conflict: Some Basic Principles | Dean G. Pruitt |
151 |
| Eleven Big Ideas about Conflict: A Superficial Guide for the Thoughtful Journalist | Leonard L. Riskin |
157 |
| Changes in Conflict Framing in the News Coverage of an Environmental Conflict | Linda L. Putnam |
167 |
| Press Coverage of Interethnic Conflict: Examples from the Los Angeles Riots of 1992 | Hemant Shah | 177 |
| News Coverage and Social Protest: How the Media’s Protest Paradigm Exacerbates Social Conflict |
Douglas M. McLeod | 185 |
| Communication Channels, Spatial Stereotyping, and Urban Conflict: A Cross-Scale and Spatio-Temporal Perspective |
Sorin A. Matei Sandra Ball-Rokeach Stefan Ungurean |
195 |
| Media, Memory, and Forgiveness: Case Studies in South Africa and Argentina’s Conflict Resolution Processes |
Byron T. Scott Carolina Escudero Anya Litvak |
205 |
| A Public Relations Perspective to Manage Conflict in a Public Health Crisis | Qi Qiu Glen T. Cameron |
211 |
| Media and International Conflict: A Multidisciplinary Approach | Eytan Gilboa | 229 |
| News Coverage, the Expansion of Discourse, and Conflict | Philip Seib | 239 |
| Wanted: Leaders, Journalists, Scholars, and Citizens with the Right Stuff!: A Reflection on Conflict, Journalism, and Democracy |
Edmund B. Lambeth | 247 |
| COMMENT | ||
| Let’s Get Together: An Analysis of the Applicability of the Rules of Professional Conduct to Collaborative Law |
Brian Roberson |
255 |
| NOTES | ||
| The FAA and the USERRA: Pro-Arbitration Policies Can Undermine Federal Protection of Military Personnel |
Laura Bettenhausen | 267 |
| Too Many Motions for Vacatur of Commercial Arbitration Awards? The Eleventh Circuit Sanctions Unwary Litigants |
Christopher McKinney | 283 |
| Resisting Equal Footing: Did the Wisconsin Supreme Court Disguise an Assault on Arbitration? |
Peter Wilder | 297 |
| A Little Fish in a Big Sea: Should Consumer Protection Statutes Override Class Arbitration Waivers? |
Thomas Wilmowski | 313 |