Resolving Conflict Together: The Understanding-Based Model of Mediation

Friedman, Gary & Himmelstein, Jack

Journal: Journal of Dispute Resolution

Volume: 2006

Year: 2006

Bluebook Citation: 2006 J. DISP. RESOL. (2006)

Author: Gary M. Friedman: all 6 publications


Abstract

The following excerpt is from a book in progress-tentatively titled, Resolving Conflict Together: The Understanding-Based Model of Mediation-that is planned to be published in 2007 by the American Bar Association. In this book, we seek to set out the approach to mediation that we have been developing through our work with the Center for Mediation in Law (the Center). We have termed this approach the "Understanding-Based Model" of mediation. The book develops twelve mediation cases, in which Gary served as mediator and which, with commentary, serve to transmit our approach to mediation.

Each case focuses on a different aspect of the mediation process. The excerpt here, which we call The Publishing Case, focuses on the role of law in mediation.

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