ADR - What's That?
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) is a broad system of methodologies that parties can use to resolve disputes without resorting to litigation.
This guide discusses materials and methods researching ADR methodologies and practices.
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The law library has a separate research guide for international commercial arbitration research.
September 2016 ADR Research Class
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ADR Research Class - September 2016Slides from ADR research class given by Jennifer on September 30, 2016.
ADR at Harvard Law School
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Harvard International Negotiation ProgramThe Harvard International Negotiation Program builds theory and practical tools to address the emotional and identity-based roots of modern conflict.
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Harvard Law School Negotiation and Mediation Clinical ProgramThe Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) is the nation’s first legal clinic focusing on dispute systems design and conflict management.
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Harvard Law School Program on NegotiationThe Program on Negotiation (PON) is an interdisciplinary research center dedicated to developing the theory and practice of negotiation and dispute resolution in a range of public and private settings.
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Harvard Mediation ProgramHMP provides diverse opportunities to learn, practice and teach mediation, and to serve the community by promoting effective mediation services.
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HLS Faculty - ADR Interest AreaThis page lists all HLS faculty members who list ADR among their areas of scholarly interest.
Additional ADR Research Guides
These ADR research guides have been created by other law school libraries and are provided for your additional reference and assistance.
Other Harvard Libraries
You may find materials in other Harvard libraries that are helpful for ADR research. Check out the links below for more information about those resources.
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Harvard Business School: Faculty Engaged in Negotiation ResearchThis site lists the HBS faculty members who engage in negotiation research. The bibliographies on their faculty bio pages provide information about their scholarly writings.
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Harvard Business School Faculty Research Unit: Negotiation, Organizations, and MarketsThe NOM Unit seeks to understand and improve the design and management of systems in which people make decisions.
Getting Help From a Reference Librarian
For help, visit the HLSL Ask a Librarian website: http://asklib.law.harvard.edu.
This site includes links to all of our research guides, contact information for the reference librarians (phone, text, email, chat), and a schedule of our training classes.