DO YOU BELIEVE IN MAGIC?: SELF-DETERMINATION AND PROCEDURAL JUSTICE MEET INEQUALITY IN COURT- CONNECTED MEDIATION.
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NEGOTIATING WHILE FEMALE.
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IMPLICIT BIAS AND PREJUDICE IN MEDIATION.
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RECONSIDERING PREJUDICE IN ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION FOR BLACK WORK MATTERS.
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THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION: CRITICAL THOUGHTS ON FAIRNESS AND FORMALITY.
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ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION: A CRITICAL RECONSIDERATION.
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LETTER FROM THE EDITORS.
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