Negotiation Law Blog Lives On and On and On at The Library Of Congress
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The LOC describes this archive as a “selective collection of authoritative sites” associated with law schools, research institutes, think tanks, and other expertise-based organizations. “These blogs contain journal-style entries, articles and essays, discussions, and comments on emerging legal issues, national and international,” the LOC says.
No matter the fact that the joy of blogging is in the . . . . blogging, it’s gratifying to be recognized as having contributed something valuable to the expansion of the law into more collaborative practicies. That’s why I’m thrilled to learn (h/t Don Philbin) that the Settle It Now Negotiation Law Blog has been archived in the Library of Congress.
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[Note: Had to pass on kind words. Thanks Vickie!]
I’ll add links to all these other great legal blogs anon. In the meantime, click on Ambrogi’s post for all the links. And thanks to my colleague, Don Philbin, for emailing me the link with a note of congratulations. His ADR Toolbox is must-read for all ADR practioners, most particularly those who appear before mediators and arbitrators.
As Colin Powell said, the most important information to gather in international diplomatic negotiations is “the other guy’s decision cycle.” And Don is the smartest ADR practitioner in the room. Know his decision cycle and your facilitated negotiations will deliver you more than you ever dreamed they could.
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