Table of Contents:
  • Part I: Understanding and designing dispute resolution systems. 1. Three approaches to resolving disputes: interests, rights, and power
  • 2. Diagnosing the existing dispute resolution system
  • 3. Designing an effective dispute resolution system
  • 4. Making the system work: involving the disputing parties. Part II: Building dispute systems: cases from the coal industry. 5. Diagnosing an industry's problems: wildcat strikes in the coal mines
  • 6. Designing a low-cost dispute system: intervention at a strike-ridden coal mine
  • 7. Cutting dispute costs for an industry: the grievance mediation program
  • 8. Conclusion: the promise of dispute systems design.