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The following links have been compiled to address some of the most frequent questions we are asked. We hope you find them useful.
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Information about the U.S. Department of State, Authentications Office.
The Hague Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents (Hague Apostille Convention) facilitates the circulation of public documents executed in one State party to the Convention and to be produced in another State party to the Convention. It does so by replacing the cumbersome and often costly formalities of a full legalisation process with the mere issuance of an Apostille (also called Apostille Certificate or Certificate). The Hague Apostille Convention only applies as between States parties.
Report on the use of mediation. Limitations, and concerns. This report is in a pdf formate and requires an acrobate reader to view.
Maiese, Michelle. "Causes of Disputes and Conflicts." Beyond Intractability. Eds. Guy Burgess and Heidi Burgess. Conflict Research Consortium, University of Colorado, Boulder. Posted: October 2003.
Conflict, negotiation, and mediation across cultures: Highlights from the fourth biennial conference of the International Academy for Intercultural Research
International Journal of Intercultural Relations, Volume 29, Issue 6,
Kenneth
Daniel Bar-Tal, Tel Aviv University
The article presents a conceptual framework that concerns the sociopsychological foundation and dynamics of intractable conflict. First, it defines and characterizes the nature of intractable conflict, and then it describes how societies involved in this reality adapt to the conditions of intractable conflict.
Mediation is the facilitation of negotiation. Subsequent to this author's basic mediation training supplemental work was taken in divorce mediation, workplace violence, small claims applications, and civil harassment. But nowhere in all this was negotiation explained. Fortunately negotiation is explained in several mediation texts, Moore (2003), McCorkle (2005), Bush & Folger (2005). Based on these texts and this author's experience, several aspects of negotiation are discussed along with how they might be of use to the practicing mediator.
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Appellet Court ruling upholding testimony of international kidnapping expert, Maureen Dabbagh. pdf
Profiling International Child Abduction Suspects
RADIO INTERVIEW - LISTEN ONLINE
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
MP3 Files: Hour 1
Playlist Files: PLS M3U
Maureen Dabbagh is interviewed on Middle Eastern men married to American women and the cultural differences that can lead to child abduction.
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