Volume 15.1: Fall 2013

Articles

Lessons from Teaching Students to Negotiate Like a Lawyer

– John Lande

Constitutional Conundrums in Arbitration

– S.I. Strong

Get on the Plane: Why Understanding the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict is Best Done by Traveling There

– Andrea Kupfer Schneider and Katie Lonze

Law and Negotiation: Necessary Partners or Strange Bedfellows?

– Nancy L. Schultz

Without Precedent: Legal Analysis in the Age of Non-Judicial Dispute Resolution

– Mark Edwin Burge

Mickey Goes to France: A Case Study of the Euro Disney Negotiations

– Lauren A. Newell

Conflicts Between Arbitration Agreements and Arbitration Rules

– Steven C. Bennett

Response to Condlin’s Critique of Transformative Mediation

– Robert A. Baruch Bush and Joseph P. Folger

Notes

What’s Law Got To Do With It?: Why We Should Mediate, Rather Than Litigate, Cases of Wrongful Life

– Shawna Benston

No Longer Left To Their Own Devices: Utilizing and Facilitating Mediation to Give Students Access to Assistive Technology

– Eric Slepak

The Age of (Guilt Or) Innocence: Using ADR to Reform New York’s Juvenile Justice System in the Wake ofMiller v. Alabama

– Morgan Molinoff

Family Court Mediation After the Financial Crisis: A Struggle Worth New York’s Attention

– Jessica G. Mayer