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Volume 10, Issue 2 (2010) Symposium: Mindfulness, Emotions, and Ethics in Law and Dispute Resolution

Front Matter

Table of Contents, Editorial Board, Law School Faculty and Administration

Symposium

Annual Saltman Lecture: Further Beyond Reason: Emotions, the Core Concerns, and Mindfulness in Negotiation
Leonard L. Riskin

Using Mindfulness Practice to Work with Emotions
Deborah Calloway

Yes, and: Core Concerns, Internal Mindfulness, and External Mindfulness for Emotional Balance, Lie Detection, and Successful Negotiation
Clark Freshman

Lawyers in Character and Lawyers in Role
Katherine R. Kruse

What Does it Mean to do the Right Thing?
Ran Kuttner

Mindfulness, Emotions, and Mental Models: Theory That Leads to More Effective Dispute Resolution
Peter Reilly

From Signal to Semantic: Uncovering the Emotional Dimension of Negotiation
Daniel L. Shapiro

Feeding the Right Wolf: A Niebuhrian Perspective on the Opportunities and Limits of Mindful Core Concerns Dispute Resolution
Jeffrey W. Stempel

Mindfulness, Emotions, and Ethics: The Right Stuff?
Ellen Waldman

Notes

The National Conference of State Legislatures’ Attempt to Reform the Initiative Process: What Nevada Needs to do to Heed the NCSL’s Advice
Miranda Mahe

Privatopia in Distress: The Impact of the Foreclosure Crisis on Homeowners’ Associations
Casey Perkins

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