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Michael Dukakis Visits Negotiation Workshop

This past spring, Clinical Professor Bob Bordone‘s students were treated to a visit by former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, who was also the Democratic nominee for President in 1988. Governor Dukakis’ visit came at the end of the semester-long Negotiation Workshop, … Continue reading →

Crossing and re-crossing oceans, Alonzo Emery ’10 brings negotiation pedagogy from HLS classrooms to Beijing and back again

“During this spring semester, students in a reading group taught by HLS ProfessorWilliam P. Alford and an advanced negotiation skills class taught by Renmin Assistant Professor Alonzo Emery ’10 have come together electronically to consider the roles of China and the U.S. in … Continue reading →

Harvard Law School Can Learn From MOOCs

Great article, co-authored by negotiation student and Teaching Assistant Daniel Doktori, calling for a reassessment of traditional law school pedagogy for more engaged learning in light of the rise of online learning and other technology. Daniel and his co-author use the Negotiation … Continue reading →

Teaching Dispute Systems Design: An interview with Professor Robert Bordone

  This interview by Todd Schenk with Professor Robert Bordone, Director of the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program, was originally published in the “Pedagogy@PON” newsletter, a publication of the Program on Negotiation at Harvard Law School. It is republished … Continue reading →

Note from the Big Leagues

 by Chris Davis ’14   Walking down the long corridor, adorned as it was with jerseys from bygone eras, gleaming World Series trophies, and a whole lot of Louisville Sluggers, I was reminded of the rich history of baseball, which … Continue reading →

Chad Carr on running the Boston Marathon tethered to a visually impaired runner

HNMCP Director Robert C. Bordone Co-Authors Innovative New Dispute Systems Design Book

The Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program (HNMCP) is pleased to announce the publication of Designing Systems and Processes for Managing Disputes, co-authored by HNMCP Founding Director Robert C. Bordone, with Nancy H. Rogers, Frank E. A. Sander, and Craig … Continue reading →

Harvard Law ranked #2 in Alternative Dispute Resolution!

  U.S. News and World Report has ranked Harvard Law School #2 in alternative dispute resolution, for the second year in a row. Thanks to all the faculty, teaching assistants, and students contributing their time, energy, talent and scholarship to … Continue reading →

21 Most Impressive Students @ Harvard Law School

Congrats to the 21 Most Impressive Students at Harvard Law School according to Business Insider! 7 of the 21 are Negotiation and Mediation students!!! Lily Axelrod Lara Berlin Ruchi Desai Haben Girma Lauren Gore Neil Rao Rachna Shah

Auschwitz Institute & African Union create African Network for Genocide and Mass Atrocity Prevention

We received a wonderful email from Alex Zucker of the Auschwitz Institute for Peace & Reconciliation that read “I’m writing to share the wonderful news that Tuesday in Addis Ababa the Auschwitz Institute signed an agreement with the African Union … Continue reading →