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Conflict Resolution and Public Policy: (Contributions in Political Science) by Miriam K. Mills; prepared under the auspices of the Policy Studies Organization is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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<p>This work represents a broad-based perspective of the conflict resolution process. While related books have tended to specialize on specific settings, this volume gives in-depth treatment of four various settings--environmental risk resolution, rule-making in the public sector, consumer disputes, and contracts and the courts. It also examines future models for resolving disputes. With its contributions from both practitioners and theorists in the art/science of conflict resolution, this volume properly emphasizes the important role that public policy plays in the settlement of societal conflict.</p><p>The first section of the book deals with dispute resolution related to environmental issues. Articles in this section address negotiations in the area of hazardous waste, present a review of the timber, fish, and wildlife policy negotiations of Washington State, and examine environmental regulation in the Reagan era. The second section focuses on consumer disputes in two areas--utilities and those exposed unwittingly to asbestos. The third section discusses contracts and the limitations of courts as a higher authority. The fourth section reviews negotiated rule-making in administra

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Author
Miriam K. Mills; prepared under the auspices of the Policy Studies Organization
Publisher
Praeger; Bloomsbury
Published
1990
Language
EN
ISBN
9798400630453
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Law, Political Science

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