Background Information

Encyclopaedia Brittanica: Mediation

Wikipedia: General overview of the field of Mediation

NOTE: Encyclopedia Britannica and Wikipedia can help you familiarize yourself with a subject, but are not considered appropriate, citeable sources for a college-level research paper.

Key Databases

• Westlaw Campus Research: Fulltext of West's legal reporters (federal and state case law), statutes, administrative rulings, and legal coverage of the European Union.
• After opening the link, scroll to the bottom of the license, accept it, and click "Go." Then click the "Law" tab at the top of the screen after Campus Research opens.
• For more information about using WestLaw, click on the "Help (FAQs)" link at the upper right of the screen.
• LexisNexis Academic Universe: Full-text News, Legal, Business, Medical and Reference Data Sources.
• After entering LexisNexis, click the "Legal" tab at the upper left of the screen. 
• For more information about using LexisNexis, scroll down to the "How do I..." and "Tutorials" links at the bottom left of the screen.  

Recommended Websites

• Association for Conflict Resolution - Professional organization dedicated to enhancing the practice and public understanding of conflict resolution.
• Mediate.com - The world’s leading mediation web site. Mediate.com serves as a bridge between professionals offering mediation services and people considering mediation services.
• National Association for Community Mediation - Professional organization website for community mediation.

Journals

• Conflict Resolution Quarterly
• International Journal of Conflict Management
• The Journal of Conflict Resolution
• Negotiation Journal 

Full List of Online Journals

Additional Resources

• Using the Library from Off-Campus

When browsing the book stacks, relevant call numbers include:

HD 42

HM 1126

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Page Author: Andy Burkhardt