Communication 2.0: The Perils of Communicating Through Technology
Think of all the ways our lives have been made easier and more efficient with technology. With just the click of a button (or a mouse), we have the world at our fingertips. Communication alone has...
View ArticleCollaborative Divorce: A Model for Effective Problem-Solving and Prevention
A Review of Forrest S. Mosten, Collaborative Divorce Handbook* By Thomas D. Barton** Introduction Collaborate Divorce Handbook, by Forrest S. Mosten, delivers what its title suggests–a complete,...
View ArticleBridging Cultural and Technological Divides: The Role of Culture in Email...
By Matthew Parker, a 3L law student at Harvard Law School I. Introduction: The Role of Culture in Email Negotiations Culture fundamentally affects email negotiations. In an increasingly globalized...
View ArticleLet’s Try a Presidential Dialogue
By Robert C. Bordone and Heather Scheiwe Kulp UPDATE: See the authors’ related Los Angeles Times op-ed here. After the first presidential debate, it was hard to tell whether the pollsters and pundits...
View ArticleSymposium 2014 Recap
Our Symposium on March 1, 2014 discussing Political Dialogue and Civility in an Age of Polarization was a success! Thank you to all of our wonderful presenters and attendees. Head over to the Symposium...
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