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Theory - purposes and goals of mediation: mediation - its forms andfunctions, Lon L. Fuller; whose dispute is it anyway? - a philosophical anddemocratic defense of settlement (in some cases), Carrie Menkel-Meadow;Changing people, not just situations - a transformative view of conflict andmediation, Robert A. Barusch and Joseph P. Folger; Post-settlementsettlements, Howard Raiffa. Definitions, origins, ideologies andcontroversies: the many ways of mediations - the transformation oftraditions, ideologies, paradigms and practices, Carrie Menkel-Meadow;understanding mediators orientations, strategies and techniques - a grid forthe perplexed, Leonard L. Riskin; mediator settlement strategies, Susan S.Silbey and Sally E. Merry; the unspoken resistance to alternative disputeresolution, Marguerite Millhauser; the mediation alterntive - process dangersfor women, Trina Grillo; controlling processes in the practice of law -hierarchy and pacification in the movement to re-form dispute ideology.Practice and policy issues: selective facilitation - some preliminaryobservations on a strategy used by divorce mediators, David Greatbatch andRobert Dingwall; neutrality - a guide for the organizational ombudsperson,Howard Gadlin and Elizabeth Walsh Pino; dealing with power imbalances in themediation of interpersonal disputes, Albie M. Davies and Richard M. Salem;the value of decision analysis in mediation practice, Marjorie Corman Aaron;the top ten reasons why mediator should not evaluate, Lela P. Love; smallclaims mediation in Maine - an empirical assessment, Craig A. McEwen andRichard J. Maiman; ethics in alternative dispute resolution - new issues, noanswers from the adversary conception of lawyers responsiblities, CarrieMenkel-Meadow. Applications: mediation in family disputes, Simon Roberts;ideological prouction - the making of community mediation, Christine B.Harrington and Sally Engle Merry; dispute resolution in China after DengXiaoping, Stanley B. Lubman; "Mao and Mediation revisited"; experiences ofmediation (in the central London county courts) from mediation in action -resolving court disputes without trial, Hazel Genn; restoring justice, DavidLerman. The future hope and promise of mediation: fitting the forum to thefuss - a user-friendly guide to selecting an ADR procedure, Frank E.A. Sanderand Stephen B. Goldberg; conflict resolution, cultural differences and theculture of racism, Howard Gadlin; the trouble with the adversary sysytem in apostmodern multicultural world, Carrie Menkel-Meadow.