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The Next Frontier is Anticipation: Thinking Ahead About Conflict To Help Clients Find Constructive Ways to Engage Issues in AdvanceJulie MacfarlaneUniversity of Windsor - Faculty of Law Andrea Kupfer SchneiderMarquette University - Law School Jeffrey R. SeulHarvard Law School June 1, 2007 Alternatives, Vol. 25, p. 99, 2007 Abstract: Conflict resolution spends much time and energy contemplating best practices for solving problems after they arise. This article argues that specialists in conflict resolution, and their clients, would be well-served by focusing on previewing problems in their infancy. Like preventive medicine, the field of conflict resolution can start to study underlying causes, predictable crises, and foreseeable needs. What tools can we bring to bear to anticipate conflict? What advice would we give our clients? How can the field of conflict resolution move to conflict anticipation?
Number of Pages in PDF File: 6 Keywords: conflict resolution, prevention, negotiation, alternative dispute resolution JEL Classification: K4, K40, K41 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: July 7, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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