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International Relations Role-Play:
Armenia/Azerbaijan/Nagorno KarabakhA Public Peace Process Initiative
Taline Aharonian and Agieszka Klich
Complex 13-party, two-team facilitated negotiation between private citizens from both sides of an actual long-term ethnic conflict -
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Academia Role-Play:
Biography, The
Sheila Heen and Douglas Stone
Two-party negotiation between a teaching fellow and a student about the student's grade on a paper exploring biographical and racial issues -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Global Management of Organochlorines
Lawrence Susskind, Sarah McKearnan, Mike Gordon, Adil Najam, Joshua Secunda, Granville Sewell, Parag Shah and Andrea Strimling
Thirteen-person, multi-issue facilitated negotiation among eight country representatives, four NGO representatives, and a working group chairperson must draft a treaty aimed at reducing harmful organochlorines; also known as "Chlorine Game" -
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Community Dispute Resolution Role-Play:
Guatemala Role Play, TheWorkable Peace: Indigenous Rights and the Environment in Latin America
Michael Maturo, Kate Mahoney, Francisco Ingouville and Anthony Wanis St. John, under the direction of David Fairman
Six-person mediated negotiation among representatives of the Guatemalan government, military, rebel groups, indigenous people, and U.S. government to address post-armed-conflict human rights, land claims, and cultural and political rights issues -
Video and AudioView DetailsIn the Shadow of the City
Michael Wheeler
A simulated mediation between an aid worker and a project funder, featuring Getting to YES co-author Bruce Patton as the mediator -
Video and AudioView DetailsLawyers & ClientsThe Initial Interview
Robert H. Mnookin and Susan Hackley
An illustration of interviewing and listening techniques appropriate for lawyer-client interviews, featuring Harvard Law School Professor Robert Mnookin
