ACCESS Facility
An independent platform for a broad range of stakeholders to learn, explore, share ideas, forge relationships, and find solutions that work for them
ADR Teaching Center
This page, from the ABA Section on Dispute Resolution and Suffolk University’s Dispute Resolution Video Center contains videos, roleplays, and other materials for free downloading and use in the classroom.
Basic Survey Theory & Design
Arevik Avedian, a Lecturer on Law at HLS and Director of Empirical Research Services, generously created this PowerPoint document on constructing surveys for our project teams’ use.
Constantine Boussalis, former Empirical Research Fellow at Harvard Law School, gave the HNMCP faculty a training in constructing surveys and graciously allowed us to post his Basic Survey Theory and Design Powerpoint presentation for our project teams’ use.
Bridge Initiative @ Moritz College of Law
Dispute resolution bibliography on resolving identity-based conflict
Centre for Justice & Reconciliation—Library
Cornell University Library: Alternative Dispute Resolution
Dispute Resolution Empirical Research Studies
Terrific resources of dozens of scholarly articles on all aspects of conflict resolution, including “Apology”, “Arbitration,” “Conflict Theory,” “Mediation,” “Negotiation,” “Ombuds,” “Online Dispute Resolution,” “Restorative Justice,” and “Systems Design.”
Since summer 2013, Professor James Coben of Mitchell Hamline School of Law and Donna Steinstra, a Senior Researcher at the Federal Judicial Center have co-edited “Research Insights,” a regular column in the American Bar Association’s Dispute Resolution Magazine. Twice a year the editors choose 10–12 empirical research studies relevant to dispute resolution professionals and publish the citation and abstract. In compiling the list of studies to choose from for publication in the column, Coben and Steinstra cast a fairly wide net looking for published research in a variety of fields, including social psychology, cognitive science, consumer research, law, economics and political science. The current list of citations and abstracts is now close to
300 entries.
Divided Community Project @ Ohio State University Moritz College of Law: Virtual Toolkit
The Divided Community Project strengthens community efforts to transform division into action. The project focuses on how communities can respond constructively to civil unrest as well as on how they can identify and meaningfully address the reasons underlying community division.
Ethics Unwrapped
Videos on common psychological biases related to decisionmaking and ethics
Georgetown Law Library Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation Research Guide
Harvard Law School Library Alternative Dispute Resolution Research Page
Resources and links to research guides at other law schools, organized by dispute types, methodologies, ethics, global, organizations and more and includes books, articles, practice guides, online resources, and so much more.
Harvard Library Resources for Clinics and Student Practice Organizations
This guide provides information relevant to those participating in HLS clinics and SPOs regarding services and support offered by the HLS Library.
Harvard Negotiation Law Review Annual Symposium
The Harvard Negotiation Law Review (HNLR) Annual Symposium provides a forum in which scholars from many disciplines can discuss negotiation as it relates to law and legal institutions and negotiation. It is aimed specifically at lawyers and legal scholars.
International Experience on Dispute Systems Design
Diego Faleck LLM‘06, former Chief of Staff of the Secretariat of Economic Law of the Ministry of Justice in Brazil and Founder/Partner at Faleck & Associados – Resolução de Disputas, presented a lecture to clinic students titled “International Experience on Dispute Systems Design (DSD): TAM and Air France Cases”. Students charged with dispute systems design as part of their clinical work may benefit from viewing Diego’s Presentation.