JCR Collaborator Circles
The JCR Collaborator Circles are biweekly seminars that are aimed at creating a multidisciplinary community interested in the JCR research themes and engaged with the project’s work. Participants include students, researchers, judges, mediators, lawyers, policy-makers and all who wish to join the JCR Collaboratory mission to learn, shape and advance JCR. In each seminar, a speaker leads the participating collaborators through the study of a different facet of JCR, followed by an open discussion.
The JCR Collaborator Circle Seminars serve as a critical bouncing board throughout the progression of the research and are particularly helpful in advancing JCR theory building throughout the phases of the project. It is expected that some of the participants of the JCR Collaborator Circles will actively contribute to articulating and addressing the theoretical and comparative foundations of the research in the project’s planned articles and books.
In May 2019, we held an International symposium in conjunction with the Law Faculty at Bar-Ilan University and Haifa Univeristy on the topic Multi-door Criminal Justice.
The following videos of the sessions are available:
International Advanced Conflict Resolution Training in conjunction with University of Firenze
Multi-door Criminal Justice Symposium: The Rehabilitative Door
Judicial Conflict Resolution Training for Judges
The Preliminary Hearing Door : Managerial Judicial Conflict Resolution (JCR) of PleaBargaining: Shadows of Law and Conflict Resolution
For JCR Collaborator Circles in Hebrew
For a list of prior sessions of the JCR Collaborator Circles
Previous Sessions of the JCR Collaborator Circles
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Speaker: Prof. Eran Halperin, Dean of Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology at IDC Herzliya
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Speakers: Mr. Amos Gavrieli and the Honorable Judge Daniel Weinstein |
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“Reflections of a Mediator on the Decline of Formalism” Prof. Lela Porter Love (December 2016)
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| “Appropriate Dispute Resolution to Online Access to Justice” Prof. Janet Martinez (December 2016)
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| “Formalism and Informalism in the Digital Age” Dr. Orna Rabinovich-Einy (December 2016)
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| “Regulating Judicial Discretion - Between Formal and the Informal” Dr. Nourit Zimerman (December 2016)
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“The vanishing trial phenomenon and mix methods challenges of working with big Data” Speaker: Professor Nadav Davidovitch, Ben Gurion University Discussant: Dr. Nourit Zimerman |
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“Observations in Courtrooms: Empirical Challenges.” Speaker: Dr. Michal Rom. Discussant: Dr. Hadar Dancig-Rosenberg
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“Regulation studies and the work of judges” Speaker: Professor Oren Perez, Bar Ilan University Discussant: adv. Tamir Gaziel, State Comptroller Office, Israel
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“Generative Narratives of The Judicial Role” Speaker: Professor Shulamit Almog, Haifa University Discussant: Judge Dori Spivak. Labor Court Tel Aviv
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| “Autonomy, right enforcement and settlement: reflections from England and Wales” Speaker: Dr. Rabeea Assy, Haifa University Respondent: Dr. Hanan Mandel
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| “Compromise in Jewish Law and the role of the Dayan” Professor Suzanne Stone, Cardozo Law School
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| “The possibility of evidence based criminal justice” Prof. David Weisburd, Hebrew University
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“Settlement culture in the courtroom – new projects and ethical aspects." Hon. Judge Noa Grossman, Tel Aviv Shalom Court
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14/11/16 Prof. Penny Darbyshire, Kingston University London Discussant: Dr. Orna Elyagon-Dar, Carmel Academic Center
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Prof. Lee Epstein, Washington University Discussant: Dr. Ayelet Sela, Bar-Ilan University |
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19/12/16 Round table of judges: Justice Dalia Dorner (retired), Supreme Court of Israel; Judge Dr. Iris Rabinovich Brun, Central District Court; Judge Prof. Ofer Grosskopf, Central District Court |
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INTERNATIONAL ADVANCED
CONFLICT RESOLUTION TRAINING
Comparative Hands on Exchange for Judges and Mediators
to Promote Conflict Resolution in the Shadow of Authority
This research is funded by European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement 647943
