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“Dispute Resolution Programs: Should They Be Integrated Or Autonomous?”

Shaw, M.
June 4, 2015

Source: (1989) Negotiation Journal 5(2):119-132.

This analysis of the settings in which alternative dispute resolution (ADR) programs have been established concludes that neither a completely centralized approach nor complete decentralization and autonomy of programs is the most desirable approach. Eighteen States have undertaken statewide initiatives to implement ADR programs. Models include the multi-door courthouse, the State office of mediation, the legislative council to define approaches and recommend legislation, offices within the judicial branch, executive commissions, and private networks and associations.

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AbstractCourtsPolicePrisonsRJ and Community DisputesRJ in SchoolsTopic: RJ Practices
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