Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution — Issue 3, Volume 26 just out!

I am delighted to announce the Third Issue of Volume 26! Read about the issue on the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution blog, which can be accessed here: https://lnkd.in/eJbM5XmW. Many thanks to the wonderful authors and our terrific students!

Articles

A Framework for Trauma-Informed Mediation: A Heart and Mind Approach to Conflict Resolution

—Michael Saini, Raheena Lalani Dahva, & Shely Polak

Not Enough of a Good Thing: Unleashing the Full Power of Mediation Globally

—Giuseppe De Palo & Mary B. Trevor

Notes

Healing an Unimaginable Loss: How Social Media Platforms Can Help Bereaved Parents Through ADR

—Molly Baraban

Three-Stripe Life: How Adidas Can Act as a Model in Trademark Disputes by Promoting Internal Alternative Dispute Resolutions

—Adam Gaudet

Having Fun Is Not as Hard When You Have an Arbitration Clause: The Current Benefits and Possible Changes to the Arbitration Agreements of Amusement Parks and Recreational Resorts for Consumers

—Cynthia Spitzer

John Lande on Could AI Hallucinations Improve Professional Thinking?: “Thanks, as always, for your kind words, Rosa. Hallucinations do create risks, but avoiding AI entirely may sacrifice substantial benefits.…”

Rosa Abdelnour on Could AI Hallucinations Improve Professional Thinking?: “John. You always surprising me with deep and great articles. Very interesting how hallucinations can improve critical thinking, like a…”

Jennifer Brown on California’s Proposed Ethics Rules Emphasize Duty to Avoid AI Hallucinations: “This is a helpful post, John. Thanks for the update and insightful commentary.”

John Lande on Bummed About AI? So Am I. Now What?: “Thanks very much for your comment, Greg. I appreciate your thoughtful perspective. I think that it is wise to be…”

Gregory Burge on Bummed About AI? So Am I. Now What?: “Thank you for the headline, because who hasn’t been dismayed with AI occasionally? You said it best, “The important thing…”

Cynthia Alkon on In Memory – Isabelle R. Gunning (1956-2026): “Thank you Sharon and Ellen for this beautiful tribute. And thank you also to the colleagues who shared their reflections.…”

John Lande on Negotiation and Mediation Theory After 30+ Years: A Practice-Based Framework: “Riffing on Joan Stearns Johnsen’s article, Evaluative v. Facilitative Mediation Style: RIP to an Outdated Paradigm, I wrote Using Real…”

Hiro Aragaki on Habermas, AI, and more: post by Andrew Mamo: “I agree, and am pleasantly surprised to learn that others in our field like you and Michael Moffitt were thinking…”

Carolyn Hirst on Jurgen Habermas (1929-2026): “I came across the work of Jürgen Habermas when reading about his system theory – which I broadly understand as…”

John Lande on Celebrating Intellectual Humility: “Our own Len Riskin provided a great model of the humility that you celebrate, Art. He coined the terms “facilitative”…”