Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution — Issue 3, Volume 26 just out!

I am delighted to announce the Third Issue of Volume 26! Read about the issue on the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution blog, which can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/eJbM5XmW. Many thanks to the wonderful authors and our terrific students!

Articles

A Framework for Trauma-Informed Mediation: A Heart and Mind Approach to Conflict Resolution

—Michael Saini, Raheena Lalani Dahva, & Shely Polak

Not Enough of a Good Thing: Unleashing the Full Power of Mediation Globally

—Giuseppe De Palo & Mary B. Trevor

Notes

Healing an Unimaginable Loss: How Social Media Platforms Can Help Bereaved Parents Through ADR

—Molly Baraban

Three-Stripe Life: How Adidas Can Act as a Model in Trademark Disputes by Promoting Internal Alternative Dispute Resolutions

—Adam Gaudet

Having Fun Is Not as Hard When You Have an Arbitration Clause: The Current Benefits and Possible Changes to the Arbitration Agreements of Amusement Parks and Recreational Resorts for Consumers

—Cynthia Spitzer

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.…”

John Lande on Negotiation and Mediation Theory After 30+ Years: A Practice-Based Framework: “Riffing on Joan Stearns Johnsen’s article, Evaluative v. Facilitative Mediation Style: RIP to an Outdated Paradigm, I wrote Using Real…”

Hiro Aragaki on Habermas, AI, and more: post by Andrew Mamo: “I agree, and am pleasantly surprised to learn that others in our field like you and Michael Moffitt were thinking…”

Carolyn Hirst on Jurgen Habermas (1929-2026): “I came across the work of Jürgen Habermas when reading about his system theory – which I broadly understand as…”

John Lande on Celebrating Intellectual Humility: “Our own Len Riskin provided a great model of the humility that you celebrate, Art. He coined the terms “facilitative”…”

Charlie Irvine on Celebrating Intellectual Humility: “Thanks for highlighting this Art. I remember coming across Patrick Casement’s classic “Learning From Our Mistakes: Beyond Dogma in Psychoanalysis…”

John Lande on Resisting Sycophancy: “As usual, I used Coach to help draft my response. I dictate my instructions, and its voice recognition usually is…”

John Lande on Resisting Sycophancy: “Thanks very much for your kind comment, Gregory. As I noted in my short piece, Thinking Like Mediators About the…”

Gregory Burge on Resisting Sycophancy: “Thank you for this enlightening post about this unfortunate side of AI. Given the deluge of opinions about the use…”

Jennifer Brown on AI at the WIP: “Thanks John! For this and for all of your interesting and enriching posts!”