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: Online Guide to Mediation

Out of the archives: Mediation Channel classics

By Diane Levin

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Mediation Channel archivesToday I announced a new feature, Fallacious Arguments of the Month. I figured that as long as I’m looking ahead, it’s not a bad time to look back - back to posts that appeared in previous years on this site.

At the start of each coming month, I’ll highlight posts that appeared during that month in prior years. These are posts that have proved to be classics - that continue to draw visitors; generated email, links, or comments at the time of their publication; discuss issues that remain relevant; or simply happen to be my favorites.

From July 2008:

From July 2007:

From July 2006:

From July 2005:

I hope you enjoy these.

Full post as published by Online Guide to Mediation on July 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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