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Working and Occasional Papers
Working Paper Series
2007-1 "Sustainable Saunders Survey" by David Nixon, 2007, 14 pages.
2005-1 “Resolving Discrimination Disputes in Higher Education: Qualitative Field Research at the University of Hawaii” by Brian Jarrett, 2005, 46 pages. To view full paper please download both the Cover and Table of Contents, and the full text of the paper.
2005-2 “Settling Civil Lawsuits in the Hawaii Circuit Courts ” by John Barkai, Elizabeth Kent and Pamela Martin, 2005, 38 pages.
2002-2 “He Au Papa `Olelo: Promoting Dialogue Between Hawaiians and Non-Hawaiians.” By Dolores Foley, 2002, 22 pages.
2002-1 “PR and UH Faculty Strike.” By Tom Kelleher, 2002, 30pages.
2001-1 “Asian Cultures: Contributions to the Practice of Conflict Resolution.” By Bruce E. Barnes and Naomi Ogawa, 2001, 118 pages.1998-1 “The Dynamics of the Japanese Protest Cycle of the Late 1960s - Early 1970s: A Theoretical Model.” by Patricia G. Steinhoff, 1998, 31 pages.
1998-2 “Event History Analysis of the Japanese Protest Cycle of the Late 1960s - Early 1970s: Research Strategy and Pretests.” by Patricia G. Steinhoff, 1998, 35 pages.
1997-1“Teaching Negotiation and ADR: The Savvy Samurai Meets the Devil.” by John Barkai, 1997, 58 pages.
1995-1 “Public Negotiation and Ethnic Discourse Dynamics in Fiji.” by Andrew Arno, 1995, 47 pages.
1993-1“Using Electronic Mail for International Negotiation Simulations.” by John Barkai and Andrew Clark, 1993, 14 pages.
1993-2 “Participating the Public: Group Process, Politics and Planning.” by Kem Lowry, Peter Adler, and Neal Milner, 1993, 25 pages.
1993-3 “Development is Letting Go of Fear.” by James A. Roumasset, 1993, 25 pages
1992-1 “Hawaii’s Court-Annexed Arbitration Program Final Evaluation Report.” by John Barkai and Gene Kassebaum, 1992, 112 pages.
1991-1“Cross-Cultural Issues in the Justice System: The Case of the Aboriginal People in Canada.” by Therese Lajeunesse, 1991, 45 pages.
1991-2 “Rights Talk and the Politics of Harmony.” by Neal Milner, 1991, 45 pages.
1991-3 “Mediation in the Pacific Pentangle.” (Mediation and Conciliation Programs in the People’s Republic of China, Japan, Philippines, USA, Canada and Australia). by Bruce Barnes, 1991, 125 pages.
1991-4 “Culture and Negotiation.” by David C. Bangert and Kahkashan Pirzada, 1991, 54 pages.
1990-1 “Dispute Management in Rotuma.” by Alan Howard, 1990, 54 pages.
1990-2 “Pushing the Limits on Court-Annexed Arbitration: The Hawaii Experience.” by John Barkai and Gene Kassebaum, 1990, 38 pages.
1990-3 “Construction and Validation of a Conflict Management Inventory: A Cross-Culturally Oriented Measure of Conflict Management Style.” by Susan B. Goldstein, 1990, 127 pages.
1990-4 “Managing Conflict in Japanese Land Use: The Case of Kukaku Seiri (Land Readjustment).” by Kiyoko Kurusru Nitz, 1990, 25 pages.
1989-1“Biotic Conservation Potential of Anchialine Ponds: An Analytic Hierarchy Approach.” by Mark A. Ridgley and David K. Chai, 1989, 34 pages.
1989-2 “Mediation of Complex and Public Interest Cases: An Evaluation Report to the Judiciary.” by Kem Lowry, 1989, 74 pages.
1989-3 “Research Results and Final Report for Dispute Management in the Schools Project.” by Charles T. Araki, Carl Takeshita, and Logan Kadomoto, 1989, 217 pages
1989-4 “Using Court-Annexed Arbitration to reduce Litigant Costs and to Increase the Pace of Litigation.” by John Barkai and Gene Kassebaum, 1989, 49 pages.
1989-5 “ADR in India: The Lok Adalat as an Alternative to Court Litigation of Personal Injury and Criminal Cases in South India.” by Gene Kassebaum, 1989, 36 pages.
1989-6 “Markets, Mediation, and Governance: A constitutional Perspective for Commercial Relations.” by Susan Barr and James Roumasset, 1989, 30 pages.
1989-7 “A Northern Thai Mediation.” by Jack Bilmes, 1989, 114 pages.
1988-1 “Settling Differences: Alternative Energy Developments and Citizen Opposition.” by Tom Dinell and John Goody, 1987, 71 pages.
1988-2 “The Dispute Management in the Schools Project.” by Charles T. Araki and Carl Takeshita, 1988, 79 pages.
1988-3 “Court Annexed Arbitration in Hawaii: An Evaluation of Cost, Satisfaction, and Pace,” by John Barkai and Gene Kassebaum, 1988, 43 pages.
1987-1 “The Ideologies of Mediation: Movement’s Own Story.” by Peter Adler, Karen Lovaas, and Neal Milner, 1987, 37 pages.
1987-2 “Harvesting Biomass for Energy: Source of Conflict on the Big Island of Hawai’i.” by Sallie Edmunds, 1987, 68 pages.
1987-3 “Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion at Kahe Point, Oahu: An Attempt at Community Dialogue.” by Brian Takeda, 1987, 64 pages.
1987-4 “Geothermal Energy in Hawai’i: A Decade of Conflict.” by Sallie Edmunds, 1987, 195 pages.
1987-5 “H-Power: Honolulu Program of Waste Energy Recovery, a Case Study of Project Implementation.” by Sallie Edmunds and Brian Takeda, 1987, 12 pages.
1987-6 “Codifying “Kastom” Law in East Kwaio, Malaita, Solomon Islands” byDavid W. Akin, 1987, 42 pages.
1987-7 “The French Nuclear Testing in the South Pacific: Case Study of an Environmental Dispute.” by Bruce E. Barnes, 1987, 56 pages.
1987-8 “The Public and Private in Mediation: The Movement’s Own Story.” by Neal Milner, Karen Lovaas and Peter Adler, 1987, 71 pages.
1987-9 “PCR Data Base Project Report.” by Susan B. Goldstein and David B. Chandler, 1987, 71 pages.
1987-10 “Straightening Relationships and Settling Disputes in Hawaii: Ho’oponopono and Mediation.” by E. Victoria Shook and Leonard Ke’ala Kwan, 1987, 58 pages.
1987-11“Thinking About Interdisciplinary Inquiry: A look At the University of Hawaii’s Seminar on Culture and Dispute.” by Neal Milner and Vicki Shook, 1987, 49 pages
1986-1 “Cultural Issues in Mediation: A Literature Review.” by Susan Goldstein, 1986, 44 pages.
Occasional Paper Series
1987-1“The Prospects for Negotiating Development Agreements.” by Lawrence Susskind, Professor of Urban Studies and Planning, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1987, 14 pages.
1987-2 “Cultural Aspects of Dispute.” by Victor Hao Li, President, East-West Center, Honolulu, HI and Sally E. Merry, Professor of Anthropology, Wellesley College, Massachusetts, 1987, 30 pages.
1987-3 “The Relationship Between Traditional and Institutionalized Dispute Resolution in the Federal States of Micronesia.” by Nickontro Johnny, National Justice Ombudsman, Federated States of Micronesia Supreme Court, 1987, 20 pages.
1986-1 “Hawai’i as an International Dispute Forum.” by Chief Justice Herman Lum, Hawai’i Supreme Court, 1986, 8 pages.
Other Publications
“Report of the Program on Conflict Resolution, University of Hawaii at Manoa” for the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation for the years 1986 through 2003.
“Researching Dispute Across Cultures and Institutions: 1985-1990, A Research Report of the Program on Conflict Resolution.” by the University of Hawaii’s Program on Conflict Resolution.
“UH Mediation Services: Final Report, June 1994.” by David Chandler, et al., 176 pages.
“Evaluation of the Maui Domestic Mediation Program, June 1994.” by Benjamin L. Carroll, 29 pages.
"Youth Outreach Project: Violence Prevention and Conflict Resolution Training." by Kristen M. Erbes and Malia A. Robinson, 49 pages, 1999.
Videos
“Mediation Techniques: A Case Demonstration.” Videocassette (VHS format, 1 hour and 45 minutes), by the Neighborhood Justice Center of Honolulu and the Program on Conflict Resolution.
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“Cultural Approaches to Conflict Resolution: (1) Perceptions of Conflict and (2) Settling Disputes.” Videocassette (VHS format, 1 hour 45 minutes). User’s guide and Report produced by the University of Hawaii Research Center for Future Studies, University of Hawaii.
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“Mediating Workplace Disputes.” Videocassette (VHS format, 21:40) and CD-Rom format produced by the Program on Conflict Resolution. Videocassette $40.00 + Shipping
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