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Journal Volume 1984
| INTRODUCTION | Leonard L. Riskin | 1 |
| PREFACE BY THE DEAN | Dale A. Whitman | 3 |
| ARTICLES | ||
| Rhetoric and Reality in the Dispute Settlement Movement | Frederick E. Synder | 5 |
| Alternative Means of Dispute Resolution: Practices and Possibilities in the Federal Government | William French Smith | 9 |
| Judicial Participation in Settlement | James A. Wall, Jr., Dale E. Rude & Lawrence F. Schiller | 25 |
| Guideposts for an Institutional Framework of Consensual Dispute Processing | John S. Murray | 45 |
| Arbitral Decisions: A Social Science Analog | John E. Drotning & Bruce Fortado | 77 |
| Training Lawyers to be More Effective Dispute Preventers and Dispute Settlers: Advocating for Non-Adversarial Skills | Paul L. Tractenberg | 87 |
| Lawyer's Skills in Negotiations: Justice in Unseen Hands | Jeffrey H. Hartje | 119 |
| NOTE | ||
| Federal Preemption of Arbitration | Ronald A. Conway | 193 |
| RECENT DEVELOPMENTS | ||
| The Uniform Arbitration Act | 207 | |