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Empowering Questions
Sometimes the question is more important than the answer. How can we discern what questions to ask? Continue reading
Conflict Resolution Web Sites
Here are some links to web sites devoted to conflict resolution and peacemaking. Articles are linked in a separate post. Continue reading
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Compassion in Listening
We all know listening is important if we want to resolve conflict, but sometimes we talk past each other. This article has specific suggestions for improving listening and conflict resolution skill. Continue reading
What’s Your “Plan B”?
Knowing your “Plan B”, to be pursued if negotiation fails, is an important part of preparing for mediation. Continue reading
Protected: Breaking Impasse in Negotiations
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Keeping Communication Positive During Conflict
Nine tips that will help open doors to communication when you are trying to resolve a dispute Continue reading