Narrative Mediation : A New Approach to Conflict Resolution
John Winslade, Gerald Monk
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John Winslade, Gerald Monk
Abstract
Preface. Acknowledgments. Narrative Mediation: What Is It? Theoretical and Philosophical Issues in Narrative Mediation. A Narrative Model of Mediation. Entitlement. The Relational Context of Narrative Mediation. Disarming the Conflict. Opening Space. Building Momentum. Getting Unstuck. Documenting Progress. About the Authors. Index.
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Preface. Acknowledgments. Narrative Mediation: What Is It? Theoretical and Philosophical Issues in Narrative Mediation. A Narrative Model of Mediation. Entitlement. The Relational Context of Narrative Mediation. Disarming the Conflict. Opening Space. Building Momentum. Getting Unstuck. Documenting Progress. About the Authors. Index.
Key concepts: Narrative, Mediation, Entitlement (fair division), Context (archaeology), Conflict resolution, Party-directed mediation, Sociology, Psychology