The Handbook of Dispute Resolution 1st Edition

The Handbook of Dispute Resolution is a product of the Program on Negotiation [PON]at the Harvard Law School. It is a 520 page academic compendium of short articles on a wide range of aspects of negotiation and dispute resolution. It is not so much a handbook as it is a scholarly survey of articles on aspects of dispute resolution such as: personality, emotion, gender, culture, main types of ADR procedures, on-line dispute resolution, etc.It should be read by those looking for a broad view of the dispute resolution field. Short chapters make for sustained progress through this tome.

It's very informative. I like it more when texts have a boldface definition describing and defining things. I was required to read 5 chapters a week, so not an easy read. Also, the author likes to use five dollar words where they do not need to be and also at times , are incorrect.

This book is awesome. It really helped me in my Theories of Conflict course. I am considering purchasing this book for personal references in the future.

This book is a dry read and it is an actual Harvard Law school book. You have to look for the main points in each of the chapters, mostly the reading is skimming, there are no keywords or exercises is this book.

Clean pages

My book came faster than expected. It looked just as described and was in better condition than expected. Started class with all the right material.

Needed this for a class and still using in my education and will continue using it.

Perfect discussion material and well written.

Not every so-called 'Handbook' deserves such a self-imposed title, but this one is definitely a rare exception.The book is filled with truthful insights derived from many world-class experts to whom we should send our gratitude for their contribution in this series. THANK YOU ALL!