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Part 1 Classifying disputes: broadening the applicability ofmulti-criteria dispute resolution; a typological approach tomultiple-criteria conflict analysis. Part 2 Family and neighbourhooddisputes: dispute resolution education, training and critical issues forcriminal justice professionals; options for dispute resolution in the publicdecision processes on urban land development. Part 3 Litigation disputes:merging of minds and microcomputers - the coming age of computer-aidedmediation of court cases; legal rules, bargaining and transactions costs -the case of divorce. Part 4 Policy-making disputes: reducing risk conflict byregulatory negotiation - a preliminary evaluation; dimensions of negotiatedrulemaking - practical constraints and theoretical implications. Part 5International disputes: the use of simulation in international negotiations;the Cambodian peace process - an options analysis. Part 6 Improvingsystematic analysis with math and decision-aiding software: decision-aidingsoftware and alternative dispute resolution; math modelling to aid inunderstanding and improving ADR - dynamic versus static models. Part 7Dispute resolution in economic and political theory: alternative disputeresolution in the United States - no roses without thorns; dispute resolutionand democratic theory.