Exploring Innovative Lawyering: John Lande Engaging Conflicts Today Interview — EngagingConflicts.com
“Institutionalization is difficult and presents the challenge of how to tailor principles and processes to fit the institutions and still maintain the integrity of the institutions and conflict management processes. This is really hard work.” — John Lande
John is interviewed in today’s issue of Engaging Conflicts Today. John Lande is Director of the LL.M. Program in Dispute Resolution and Associate Professor at MU. He began mediating in 1982 in California. He teaches courses on Mediation and Non-Binding Methods of Dispute Resolution. His scholarship focuses on institutionalization of mediation in the legal system and how lawyering and mediation practices affect each other. If you would like a copy of his interview, and are not signed up for the newsletter (which you can do in the sidebar on the right!), email me this week at engagingconflicts@gmail.com with John Lande in the subject line and I’ll email it to you.
I’ve previously posted about John and some of his articles, here, here and here.




