via The Crimsonby Emmy M. Cho A Harvard Law School clinic that offers professional experience to law students in negotiation and mediation published two reports at the end of last year on …
Alternatives to Policing
via Harvard Magazineby Lydialyle Gibson Harvard Law School students Anna Vande Velde and William RobertsPhotograph courtesy of Harvard Law School AMID THE PROTESTS last summer that …
When Norms Collide, Part 2 – Rights, Interests, and Power: Why Inter-Bubble Conflicts are so Hard to Resolve
via HNMCP blogby Patrick Maxwell '21 This post is the second installment of a multi-part blog series by Patrick Maxwell, “When Norms Collide: The (Growing?) Challenge …
Solving racial disparities in policing
via Harvard Gazetteby Colleen Walsh Protesters take a knee in front of New York City police officers during a solidarity rally for George Floyd, June 4, 2020.AP Photo/Frank Franklin …
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Truth Commissions as an Antidote to Unrest: Where Dialogue and Transparency Promote Reconciliation
via HNMCP blogby Oladeji Tiamiyu '20 President Adama Barrow of The Gambia takes a group picture with Truth, Reconciliation, and Reparations Commission (TRRC) members In recent months, …
Identity Commitments at the Negotiating Table
via HNMCP blogby Zekariah McNeal '21 Identity often affects the substance of negotiations, not just the process. But this influence might be the most likely to …
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