CResearch
CResearch is a blog on conflict resolution, providing news and commentary on the subject. The blog is authored by Dr. John Windmueller, an assistant professor at the University of Baltimore’s Center for Negotiations and Conflict Management.
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Conflicts
An interesting depiction of global conflict, with data from the Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research and graphic from Good Magazine.An interesting depiction of global conflict, with data from the Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research and graphic from Good...
Nothing to do with conflict resolution
Alright, this has nothing to do with conflict resolution, but it’s research that’s certainly worth a laugh. From the December British Medical Journal. Published 17 December 2008, doi:10.1136/bmj.a2825 Cite this as: BMJ 2008;337:a2825 Research Christmas 2008: Music Head and neck injury...
December?
What is it about December and a lack of interest in mediation and conflict resolution? (via Google Trends)What is it about December and a lack of interest in mediation and conflict resolution? (via Google Trends)
Lose-lose
For your holiday entertainment, here’s a physical example of the potential lose-lose outcome in adversarial games.For your holiday entertainment, here’s a physical example of the potential lose-lose outcome in adversarial games.
PON Graduate Research Fellowships
This recently went out from PON consortium: The Program on Negotiation Graduate Research Fellowships are designed to encourage young scholars from the social sciences and professional disciplines to pursue theoretical, empirical, and/or applied research in negotiation and dispute resolution....
Nice Resource
Thanks go out to Barry Edwards, who forwarded his organization’s (Center for Legal Solutions) collection of Practical Research on Alternative Dispute Resolution.Thanks go out to Barry Edwards, who forwarded his organization’s (Center for Legal Solutions) collection of Practical Research...
UN Mediator Position
I recently was forwarded this advert for a UN mediator position: Mediator, P-5 DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS: 30 Dec 2008 DATE OF ISSUANCE: 31 Oct 2008 ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT: Office of the Ombudsman DUTY STATION: New York VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT NUMBER: 08-OMB-OMBUDSMAN -419576-R-NEW YORK (G) Staff...
Voting
I always vote, and being a civil society junkie, I always get a bit misty-eyed in the process. But today’s election was special. It was the first time a candidate I supported in the primaries was there to vote for in the final presidential election. Happy day. I always vote, and being a civil...
An intriguing journal article
From the latest British Journal of Sociology, “Ignorance as an under-identified social problem.”From the latest British Journal of Sociology, “Ignorance as an under-identified social problem.”
Interesting uses of mediaiton
I’ll be continuing my discussion of credentialing shortly, but in the meantime, here’s an interesting insertion of mediation into public-sector dispute resolution: North Carolina’s Senate is considering a bill that would include mediation as a step in disputing public records and...