Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution Volume 25:1 is Published

I’m delighted to link to the articles and notes from the first issue of this volume. We have the transcript of the fireside chat with icon Gloria Steinem (filled with inspirational quotes about dispute resolution!) and a wonderful article from Imre Szalai on the future of arbitration plus four great notes from our students.

The 2023 International Advocate for Peace Award

Twenty-Second Annual International Advocate for Peace Award, Honoring Gloria Steinem

Articles

The Future of Arbitration in the United States: Textualism, a TectonicShift, and a Reshaping of the Civil Justice System—Imre S. Szalai

Notes

Improving New York City’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate for Public Sector Workers: A Collaborative Framework for Labor-Management Relations in High Impact Circumstances—Chelsea Hill

Easing Evictions: The Need for Mediation and Formal Eviction Guidelines Between New York City Landlords and Rent-Stabilized Tenants—Halle Jaffe

Don’t Foreclose on Me: ADR’s Role in Regulating the Foreclosure Power of Homeowners Associations in the Aftermath of COVID-19—Jessica Lalehzar

Victim-Offender Mediation: A Missing Component of a Multi-Pronged Approach to Reduce New York City Subway Crime—Elizabeth Neuburger

Rick Bales on Tech-Trust Nexus: A White Paper on the Future of Online Dispute Resolution: “This is terrific, and thank you for sharing. Moreover, the timing of the post is impeccable — the next post…”

Kathleen Bird on Getting Beyond Simple Stories About AI: “Very thoughtful and informative article John.”

Brian on Can the Arbitrator Also Mediate?: “Thanks for sharing! Two of the three models work and I enjoyed learning about the procedural safeguards. My article on…”

Jill Gross on Help Wanted: ADR Law Prof Hiring: “Despite initial indications, it appears the NextGen bar will not be testing beyond the very basics of ADR. From what…”

John Lande on Could AI Hallucinations Improve Professional Thinking?: “Thanks, as always, for your kind words, Rosa. Hallucinations do create risks, but avoiding AI entirely may sacrifice substantial benefits.…”

Rosa Abdelnour on Could AI Hallucinations Improve Professional Thinking?: “John. You always surprising me with deep and great articles. Very interesting how hallucinations can improve critical thinking, like a…”

Jennifer Brown on California’s Proposed Ethics Rules Emphasize Duty to Avoid AI Hallucinations: “This is a helpful post, John. Thanks for the update and insightful commentary.”

John Lande on Bummed About AI? So Am I. Now What?: “Thanks very much for your comment, Greg. I appreciate your thoughtful perspective. I think that it is wise to be…”

Gregory Burge on Bummed About AI? So Am I. Now What?: “Thank you for the headline, because who hasn’t been dismayed with AI occasionally? You said it best, “The important thing…”

Cynthia Alkon on In Memory – Isabelle R. Gunning (1956-2026): “Thank you Sharon and Ellen for this beautiful tribute. And thank you also to the colleagues who shared their reflections.…”