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  • Role Simulations
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    Business and Commercial Role-Play:

    Big Pipeline in Swagwit

    Kelly Davenport, Pat Field and Lawrence Susskind
    Two-party, two-issue integrative negotiation between representatives of a construction company and a Native American group regarding allocation of construction jobs
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    Dealing with an Angry PublicThe Mutual Gains Approach to Resolving Public Disputes

    Lawrence Susskind & Patrick Field

    Winner of the 1996 CPR Award for Excellence in ADR (Outstanding Book Category)
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    Managing Climate Risks in Coastal CommunitiesStrategies for Engagement, Readiness and Adaptation

    Lawrence Susskind, Danya Rumore, Carri Hulet, Patrick Field

  • Role Simulations
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    Community Dispute Resolution Role-Play:

    Open LandsA Private Planning Negotiation

    Patrick Field, Ric Richardson, and John Harrison
    Eight-person facilitated negotiation among seven landowners to develop voluntary private land-use plan to provide financial security while preserving open space and agricultural land
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    Community Dispute Resolution Role-Play:

    River Bend

    Kelly Davenport with Patrick Field and Lawrence Susskind
    Two-team, four-issue negotiation between three members of a Native Canadian band and three representatives of Calgary Central Gas over a planned pipeline through the band's reservation; includes internal team negotiations as well as external negotiation
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    Legal Role-Play:

    Summitville Service Agreement

    Patrick Field and Tracy Dyke
    A two-team (four-party), co-mediated, multi-issue negotiation simulation involving a bitter property tax dispute between a small town and an Indian band living on a nearby reservation