Campus—ADR Tech Blog
"My work explores innnovative ways to support conflict resolution knowledge and skill development, with recent efforts focused on the use of technology and the world wide web," and this is reflected on the blawg, which discusses various conflict resolution-related topics.
Author: William Carlton Warters is the editor of this blawg. He teaches at Wayne State University in Detroit.
Blawg Related Categories: Alternative Dispute Resolution • Legal Theory • Wayne State University • Law Professor
Recent Posts from Campus—ADR Tech Blog
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Council on Foreign Relations Multimedia Crisis Guides
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has been actively developing a series of interactive Crisis Guides that help explain complex international conflicts and crisis quickly and engagingly. The list of guides currently includes: ...
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Conflict History Timeline Using Google Map Flash API
If you visit conflicthistory.com you will find a nice example of a mashup that uses the Google Maps Flash API released last year and opensource data available from Freebase and Wikipedia. The end result is…
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Back Issues of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists and The Rotarian online via Google Books
The scanning elves at google books have continued to work hard to provide us with full-text goodies, including a growing collection of full color back issues of magazines. A couple of the currently available publications…
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Digital Media in Conflict-Prone Societies
A new report from the Center for International Media Assistance entitled Digital Media in Conflict-Prone Settings explores the unique conditions under which digital media operate in conflict settings. It was written by Ivan Sigal, executive…
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Sim Games for Entrepreneurs
The Acton Foundation for Entrepreneurial Excellence has created a set of fun, low bar to entry, online games that teach skills needed by entrepreneurs. I enjoyed playing Robo-Rush without ever having to read the instructions.…
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New Book - Reframing Campus Conflict: Student Conduct Practice Through a Social Justice Lens
I was excited to receive my copy of a new edited volume that explores conflict resolution on college campuses using a spectrum model of intervention tools. The book is titled Reframing Campus Conflict: Student Conduct…
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University for Peace Teaching Model: Nonviolent Transformation of Conflict
The UN-sponsored University for Peace provides education in many forms, including by providing resource materials for instructors and trainers. Readers may be particularly interested in a series edited by Mary King that focuses on methods…
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SFCG Facilitator's Guide - A Conversation about Conflict
Search for Common Ground promotes dialogue to help change the way people experience and interact in conflict. Back in 2003 they launched a series of conversations entitled A Conversation About Conflict around the general topic…
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Online Peace Psychology Text - Peace, Conflict and Violence: Peace Psychology for the 21st Century
Instructors may be quite interested to know that a full textbook exploring Peace Psychology is available...
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Collection of Political Cartoons on Obama's Receipt of the Nobel Peace Prize
Here's a fascinating (and sometimes funny or a bit painful) collection of the political cartoons reacting to the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to Barack Obama. It was pulled together by Daryl Cagle's Political…