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1 COVER
5 INTRODUCTION Conflict Authority The Other Methods An Overview of the Book
6 CHAPTER 1: THE PERIMETER: Explore Existing Mediation Practices Before Seeking Methods The Origins of a Practice and Its Words A Variety of Mediations Conclusion: An Overflow of Methods or a Lack Thereof?
7 CHAPTER 2: THE PERTINENCE: Weigh the Pros and Cons of Mediation Before Engaging in It Mediation Among Other Types of Third‐Party Interventions A Past to Overcome: Seven Justifications in Favor of Mediation A Future to Reconstruct: Seven Justifications in Favor of Mediation
8 CHAPTER 3: THE PRINCIPLES: Set Up Operating Principles Before Acting The Principle of Independence Versus the Reality of Situations The Principle of Neutrality Versus the Resort to Fairness The Principle of Impartiality Versus the Need for Proximity The Principle of Confidentiality Versus Potential Exceptions The Principle of Respect for the Law Versus Spaces of Creativity The Principle of Fairness Versus the Parties' Self‐Determination The Principle of Self‐Determination Versus the Mediator's Push
9 CHAPTER 4: THE PREPARATION: Structure Pre‐Mediation Before Starting a Session An Itinerary for the Pre‐Mediation Phase A Preparation Itinerary for the Parties' Mediation A Preparation Itinerary for the Mediator Notes
10 CHAPTER 5: THE PORTAL: Set the Stage Before Problem‐Solving P for Presentations O for Objectives R for Rules of Engagement T for Time and Stages A for Agreement to Mediate L for Launch!
11 CHAPTER 6: THE PAST TOWARD THE PRESENT: Grasp the Problems Before Seeking Mutual Recognition First Move: Identify the Problems to Negotiate Second Move: Uncover Motivations Third Move: Seek Mutual Understanding
12 CHAPTER 7: THE PRESENT TOWARD THE FUTURE: Generate Possible Solutions Before Potentially Committing First Move: Invent as Many Solutions as Possible Second Move: Evaluate Solutions Third Move: Decide – Toward a Commitment Among Parties
13 CHAPTER 8: THE PITFALLS: Question Practices Before Acting The Mediator's Initiatives: Measuring Risky Behaviors The Parties' Initiatives: Facing up to Critical Moments
14 CONCLUSION: AN ETHICAL PERSPECTIVE AND QUESTIONING Questioning: The Philosophical Foundation of the Mediator's Actions The Mediator as a Powerful Ethical Model
15 BIBLIOGRAPHY
18 INDEX
List of Tables
1 Chapter 1TABLE 1.1TABLE 1.2TABLE 1.3TABLE 1.4TABLE 1.5
2 Chapter 2TABLE 2.1 The Mediation Matrix
3 Chapter 3TABLE 3.1 The Matrix of Neutrality and Impartiality
4 Chapter 5TABLE 5.1 Summary: Mediators Open a PORTAL
List of Illustrations
1 Chapter 2FIGURE 2.1 The 8 A's: Mediation within the spectrum of third‐party approache...
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