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International Relations Role-Play:
Computer Waste Policy Simulation
Lawrence Susskind
Ten-party, multi-issue chaired policy dialogue among government, environmental, and industry representatives in the fictional nation of Sweland over reform of the country's waste policies, in effort to gain membership in the "European Trade Area" -
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Governmental Role-Play:
Consultant, The
Two-party, multi-issue negotiation in which the parties are at an apparent impasse: the most one party can pay is substantially less than the least the other party can accept. -
Video and AudioView DetailsDeliberative Democracy Meets Dispute ResolutionReflections and Insights from the 2005 Workshop on Deliberative Democracy and Dispute Resolution, Cambridge, Massachusetts
Carri Hulet (producer), under the supervision of Lawrence Susskind
Highlights of dialogue from a two-day workshop on deliberative democracy and dispute resolution approaches to civic engagement -
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Community Dispute Resolution Role-Play:
Dioxin – Waste to Energy Game
Denise Madigan, Steve Foster, and Lawrence Susskind
Six-party, multi-issue negotiation among four scientists, a city representative, and an environmentalist to develop the city's solid waste management strategy; also known as: Dioxin: Resource Recovery. -
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Business and Commercial Role-Play:
DS-30
Robert Ricigliano and Victor Issraelyan
Two-party, integrative international negotiation between representatives of two neighboring countries over compensation for pollution in one of the countries caused by an industrial accident in the other country -
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Cross-Cultural Role-Play:
ENCO
Jeswald W. Salacuse, Arun Venkataraman, and Fritz von Carp
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Governmental Role-Play:
Ethical Dilemmas Surrounding Water Shutoffs in Older American Cities
Winn Constantini, Emmett McKinney, Yasmin Zaerpoor, and Lawrence Susskind Six party, multi-issue negotiation involving environmental, political, economic and social interest groups, in a shrinking American city, where the water infrastructure is in desperate need of repair. -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Federal Lands Management IMatching the Process to the Situation
Consensus Building Institute, Montana Consensus Council, and Bureau of Land Management
Facilitated multi-party negotiation over the appropriate decision-making process for a federal land management dispute -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Federal Lands Management IINegotiating a Resource Management Dispute
Consensus Building Institute, Montana Consensus Council and Bureau of Land Management
Facilitated multi-party negotiation over the appropriate environmental, commercial, residential, and other uses of federal lands in the Rocky Mountains -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Finn River BasinNegotiating Boundary-Crossing Water-Management Agreements
Danya Rumore, Anjali Lohani, and Mubarik Imam
Seven-party, seven-person, multi-issue negotiation game involving a dispute over inter-provincial water allocations. It explores issues of prediction and monitoring, water sharing, and the environmental adequacy of water flows. -
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Legal Role-Play:
Fishladder Claim
Susan Podziba and Lawrence Susskind
Three-party, two-round internal negotiation among agency officials over whether to litigate or pursue non-binding arbitration to settle a contract claim against a private contractor -
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Environmental Role-Play:
FloodingHelping Cities Adapt to Climate Change Risks (II)
Sarah Hammitt and Jessica Artiles under the direction of Professor Lawrence Susskind
An eight-party, environmentally-focused role-play simulation, Flooding deals with an investment firm that is in the final stages of a multi-year planning process for a large, riverside mixed-use development. FEMA recently updated Evantown’s Flood Insurance Rate Map and the development falls within the 100-year floodplain. In addition, a study by the local university concludes that altered precipitation patterns brought on by climate change will put more and more properties at risk of flooding in the future. Should the firm be allowed to go through with the development? How and to what extent should Evantown take measures to protect itself against flood risks? Who is responsible for paying for whatever adaptation measures are used to protect vulnerable areas? -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Flooding and Climate Change Risks in Northam
Seven-person, multi-issue facilitated negotiation among local government, community, business, environmental, and engineering representatives trying to reach agreement on a strategy for managing climate change risks in a small coastal city -
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Environmental Role-Play:
Flooding in MiltonCollectively Managing Climate Change Risks
Seven-person, multi-issue facilitated negotiation among local government, community, business, and environmental representatives trying to reach agreement on a strategy for managing climate change risks in a mid-size coastal city.
