All posts by John Lande

University of Missouri Symposium on Judges and Judicial Education Contains Insights for Dispute Resolution Scholars

October 13, 2014 John Lande Leave a comment

My indefatigable colleague, S. I. Strong, organized an impressive symposium on judicial education and describes the relevance to DR as follows: On October 9-10, the University of Missouri’s Center for the Study of Dispute Resolution (CSDR) convened its annual symposium, this year focusing on “Judicial Education and the Art of Judging: From Myth to … Continue reading University of Missouri Symposium on Judges and Judicial Education Contains Insights for Dispute Resolution Scholars →

Interested in International Commercial Mediation and Conciliation?

October 8, 2014 John Lande Leave a comment

My colleague, S. I. Strong, is conducting a survey and invites you to participate: I am writing to invite you to complete an anonymous electronic survey that will form part of a research project entitled “Perceptions and Use of International Commercial Mediation and Conciliation” that I am conducting in conjunction with the Center for … Continue reading Interested in International Commercial Mediation and Conciliation? →

ICYMI

October 7, 2014 John Lande 2 Comments

This is the season when a flood of promotional literature flows through the mailboxes of law professors, coincidentally right before the US News surveys arrive. So if you are one of the usual suspects, it would be quite understandable if Missouri’s contribution to this genre entitled, “The Art of Teaching Dispute Resolution,” ended up in … Continue reading ICYMI →

Where I’m Coming From . . . and Want to See Us Go

October 1, 2014 John Lande 2 Comments

As I embark on this blog, it might be helpful to lay out my general perspective, which is probably similar to some of your views. This post (and probably some of my future posts) is different and longer than the norm, but hopefully you will find it worth your time to read. I came of … Continue reading Where I’m Coming From . . . and Want to See Us Go →

Hello

September 25, 2014 John Lande 5 Comments

I am thrilled to join my good friends on the Indisputably blog. I will semi-retire from teaching at the end of this academic year and this seems like a good time for me to start blogging. I have been very touched by friends who said that my retirement will be a loss for Missouri and … Continue reading Hello →

Rosa Maria Abdelnour Granados on Jen Reynolds Named Interim Dean at Oregon: “Congratulations ,Jen!! For your designation in Oregon and for the II book StarWars with Noam and other negotiation experts”

Peggy McGuinness on Appreciating Elayne Greenberg’s Scholarship: “John- Thank you for posting this lovely tribute to a warm and wonderful colleague, who will be missed at St.…”

Rich Facey on What I’m Reading – Collateral Damage of War: “Have you read about Marla Ruzicka, American aide worker who gave her life to record civilian casualties in Iraq and…”

Kelly on Israel Reflections 2024–Day Three–Meeting with Freed Hostage Liat Atzili: “What a remarkable person. Your students’ reflections are thoughtful, I’m sure this is one of the most memorable experiences in…”

Jill Gross on Israel Reflections 2024–The Law (and Strategy) of Hostage Negotiations: “Such interesting descriptions. I am living vicariously through these blog posts about the trips!”

John Lande on My Appreciation – Part 1: “Thanks very much, Rosa. She’s referring to my article, Think DSD, Not ADR.”

John Lande on Humor Theory and Dispute Resolution: “Thanks, Jean and Rosa. Dispute resolution practitioners, including lawyers, occasionally use humor when they feel it would help advance their…”

Jean Sternlight on Humor Theory and Dispute Resolution: “I have had a least one student write a paper on dispute resolution & humor. Bottom line: need to tread…”

Rosa Abdelnour on My Appreciation – Part 1: “You deserve it, John. You keep studying and learning, knowing that learning never stops. But most important, you keep updated…”

Rosa Abdelnour on Humor Theory and Dispute Resolution: “Totally agree, John. Humor is a potent skill of a good mediator.”