Arbitration & Mediation

From the archives: Mediation Channel classics for September

By Diane Levin

After over four years of blogging, in July I began to spotlight posts that generated significant traffic, commentary or controversy, or just happened to be my favorites.

Here are my selections for September:

September 2008

• Judaism, media literacy and U.S. elections: reflections on the Jewish New Year
• A negotiator walks into a bar: a joke teaches a lesson on problem solving
  
• Will mediate for beer: as times get tough, locals turn to bartering
  

September 2007

• Art education may help prepare future lawyers (and mediators)

September 2006

• Nuclear Weapon Effects Calculator demonstrates impact of nuclear blast on major U.S. cities

September 2005

• Seeing ourselves: conflict and negotiation in popular culture

Hope you all had a great summer and are looking forward to the coming fall. September seems to herald new beginnings: the academic year gets underway. It also draws one season to a close, the time for the harvest of crops planted with hope in spring or early summer. May September bring you all promising new ventures or see past hard work come to rewarding fruition.

Full post as published by Online Guide to Mediation on September 01, 2009 (boomark / email).