This is a basic guide to the practice of successful dispute resolution through mediation - a process that seeks to settle disputes in a non-adversarial and nonjudicial way. Mediation is a growing method of problem resolution in divorce, family, and other life cycle events. This practical book is designed for use by novices as well as by people with more experience resolving disputes, and will be useful not only for people preparing for careers in mediation, counseling, or the law, but also for teachers, landlords, tenants, corporate managers, union supervisors, police officers, real estate agents, and any of a wide variety of others who find themselves needing to resolve conflicts as part of their job.
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Elements of Mediation,
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This review is from: Elements of Mediation (Paperback)
The book is relatively short - 88 pages. The length and organization of material comprise the beauty of this handy little "how to" reference. Major points are organized in succinct, pithy useful lists which follow a logical progression for anyone involved in mediation processes. Material gets to the heart of the issue rather quickly, which makes the book useful as a handy desk reference or useful for a quick brush-up. In my estimation, Elements of Mediation is a keeper.Both the table of contents and end cover provide sources of logical organization of the topics and a prompt on where to look. Would recommend this book for anyone involved in mediation or to those involved in the activities of day-to-day management and administration.
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too brief for anthing new to be learned,
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This review is from: Elements of Mediation (Paperback)
The books is basically a collection of bullet points regarding mediation.It is a nice summary if you are already familia with the ideas presented therein. However if you are new to mediation, you will be disappointed as this book does not go into detials to explain the "Bullet Point" ideas presented therein.
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