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Resolving family business disputes through meditation Haynes, John M.

By: Haynes, John M

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ArticlePublisher: 1997Description: 115 - 134 In: Family Business ReviewSummary: This first section is a collaborative piece that introduces a new format for Family Business Review. The first article discusses how mediation could be utilized in family-business disputes and includes a brief case study. The second set of articles is composed of invited commentary from three practitioners: an attorneyqmediator, a conflict specialist, and a psychologistqmediator. Then the authors provide a brief response to the commentary. The intent of this piece is to both educate and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of how mediation could effectively be used by family businesses to resolve conflict. We hope you enjoy the debate that ensues.

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This first section is a collaborative piece that introduces a new format for Family Business Review. The first article discusses how mediation could be utilized in family-business disputes and includes a brief case study. The second set of articles is composed of invited commentary from three practitioners: an attorneyqmediator, a conflict specialist, and a psychologistqmediator. Then the authors provide a brief response to the commentary. The intent of this piece is to both educate and discuss the advantages and disadvantages of how mediation could effectively be used by family businesses to resolve conflict. We hope you enjoy the debate that ensues.

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