A number of articles resulting from this meeting
have since been published, as a special issue of the Penn State Law Review
(Vol. 108, No. 1.) They are listed on the Broad Field Project's
Articles page, and all
of the Penn State Law Review articles are available on Lexis-Nexis and
Westlaw.
Authors of the resulting articles (among others):
Melvin
Blumberg is Professor of Management and former director of the School of Business
Administration at Penn State University, Harrisburg. He has written and lectured
extensively on organizational behavior.
Vinton
Cerf is Senior Vice-President for Internet Architecture and Technology, WorldCom, Inc.
Widely regarded as one of the founders of the Internet, Dr. Cerf was (for example) one of
the two authors of TCP/IP, the pair of protocols that defined the transition from the
military-only Arpanet to the Internet.
Jonathan
Cohen is Associate Professor of Law, University of Florida Levin College of Law. Among his
recent writings is “When People are the Means: Negotiating with Respect” (14 Georgetown Journal of Legal Ethics 739-802, 2001.)
Robert
Dingwall is Director of the Institute for the Study of Genetics, Biorisks and Society, and
Professor of Sociology, at the University of Nottingham, UK. Among his 18 books is The Sociology of the Professions: Lawyers, Doctors and Others
(Macmillan, London and St Martin's Press, New York, 1983; paperback edition, 1984.)
Dorothy
Evensen is Associate Professor of Education in the Department of Education, Penn State
University, and currently Professor-in-Charge of its Higher Education Program.
Tim
Hedeen is Assistant Professor of Conflict Management, Kennesaw State University, and is a
former Board Co-Chair of the National Association for Community Mediation.
Deborah
Hensler is Director of the Stanford Center on Conflict and Negotiation, and is Professor
of Dispute Resolution at Stanford Law School. Previously she was director of the Institute
for Civil Justice, RAND.
Joseph
Herkert is Associate Professor of Multidisciplinary Studies and Director of the Benjamin
Franklin Scholars Program, North Carolina State University. Among his recent writings is Social, Ethical and Policy Implications of Engineering:
Selected Readings. (2000, IEEE Press, New York.)
Christopher Honeyman is Managing Partner of Convenor Conflict
Management.
Tom
Metzloff is Professor of Law at Duke University School of Law. Among his recent writings
is “Empirical Perspectives on Mediation and Malpractice” (61 Law &
Contemporary Problems, 1997.)
Charles
Pou, Jr., is a dispute resolution consultant based in Washington, DC. He was previously
senior attorney at the Administrative Conference of the U.S., where he was, among other
things, instrumental in the design of the U.S. Alternative Dispute Resolution Act and the
U.S. Negotiated Rulemaking Act.
Sharon
Press is Director of the Florida Dispute Resolution Center, a joint program of the Florida
Supreme Court and Florida State University College of Law. The FDRC supervises the largest
mediation caseload of any jurisdiction in the world (over 120,000 cases per year.)
David
Sally is Assistant Professor of Management and Organizations and of Economics, Johnson
Graduate School of Management, Cornell University. He is a behavioral economist with
interests in social interaction, cooperation, sympathy, self-control, and language.
Leo
Smyth lectures on management and negotiation in the Department of Management, National
University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland, and is former Dean of the School of Business and
Economics, University College, Galway.
