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Stories Mediators Tell is a collection of inspirational stories shared by experts in the field who want others to experience the art of mediation. Their stories share advice on how to handle certain situations. The stories were not collected to glorify or to vilify mediation, but to make it accessible to readers generally to share what mediation is about and how certain situations were handled. The authors are motivated by the belief that mediation is not well understood--even its practitioners are often limited to their own experience, particularly given confidentiality strictures.
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Table of contents
Dedications
Thanks
Introduction
Part I Tragedy, Revenge, and Reconnection
1. A Meeting of Strangers, Eric R. Galton
2. Noah’s Gift, Debra Gerardi
3. The Other Sarah, Ben J. Cunningham
4. Rosa and Gordon, Charles W. Crumpton
5. Sarah McCrae, Susan M. Hammer
Part II Surprising Conclusions
6. Duffer v. Mulligan: ¿Quien Es Mas Macho?, Ben J. Cunningham
7. Unexpected Outcomes and Consequences, Lawrence M. Watson, Jr.
Part III The Principle of Unknowability
8. The Buzzard, Jeff Kichaven
9. Cookie Monster, Tracy Allen
10. Something Is Happening Here and You Don’t Know What It Is, Lela P. Love.
Part IV Listening for the Undercurrents and Finding Missing Pieces
11. The Problem of Sharing Space, Jeff Jury
12. The Whistle-Blower: Mediating an Employment Termination Dispute, David A. Hoffman
13. The Bad Boy Who Almost Got Away, Jan Frankel Schau
14. Random Conversation, Margaret Shaw
Part V Staying in the Middle Without Judgment or Favoritism
15. Compassion in Action, Eleanor Barr
16. Doing Something, Peter Miller
Part VI Momentous Shifts
17. Becoming a Believer, Russell Brunson
18. A Day in a Life, Lee Jay Berman
19. All in the Family: A Story of Transformation through Mediation, Kenneth Cloke
20. Conflict Stories: Three Case Studies in Mediation, Kenneth Cloke
Part VII Self-Reflection and Reflection on Practice
21. Mediation as Parallel Seminars: Lessons from the Student Takeover of Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall, Carol B. Liebman
22. A Blunder, Eric R. Galton
23. The Broken Family, Jeffrey Krivis
24. Conversational Shifts, Lela P. Love
25. The Power of an Authentic Story, Lela P. Love
26. Unexpected Events, Margaret Shaw
Part VIII Addressing Issues That Litigation Cannot
27. Tony, Joseph B. Stulberg
28. Sisters of the Precious Blood v. Bristol-Myers, Frank J. Scardilli
29. Glen Cove, Lela P. Love
30. Newcomers and Old-Timers: Lessons We Learn, Karin S. Hobbs
Part IX Beyond Agreements
31. Failed Mediation: A Success Story, Carl S. Kaplan and Carol B. Liebman
The Story Tellers
