Publications

 

Michal Alberstein,
“Judicial Conflict Resolution (JCR): A New Jurisprudence for an Emerging Judicial Practice”
16 Cardozo Law Journal of Conflict Resolution (2015)

 

Michal Alberstein and Yuval Sinai,
“Court Arbitration by Compromise: Discretion, Hybridity and Legal Pluralism”
13 Cardozo Public Law, Policy & Ethics Journal (2015) 739.

 

Michal Alberstein and Yuval Sinai,
“Expanding Judicial Discretion: Between Legal and Conflict Considerations”
forthcoming in Harvard Negotiation Law Review 2016

 

Michal Alberestein,
“Judicial Conflict Resolution: Towards a Jurisprudence beyond Dispute”
(Forthcoming, Din Udvarim 2016 (HEB))

 

Michal Alberstein and Nourit Zimerman,
“Constructive Plea-Bargaining: Towards Judicial Conflict Resolution”
32 Ohio State Law Journal on Dispute Resolution, 279 (2017)

 

Nourit Zimerman and Michal Alberstein,
“Regulating Settlement: Mapping the Framework of Judicial Conflict Resolution Activities in Italy, Israel and the U.K.”
in: The Handbook of Comparative Dispute Resolution, M.Moscati, M. Roberts & M. Palmer, eds. (Forthcoming, 2018)

 

Works in Progress:

Ayelet Sela, Nourit Zimerman and Michal Alberstein,
“What Courtroom Observations Can Teach Us about How Judges Settle Cases: Proposal and Exploratory Evidence”

 

Ayelet Sela, Nourit Zimerman and Michal Alberstein,
“A Systematic Observational Study of Judicial Conflict Resolution Practices”

 

Nourit Zimerman, Amos Gabrieli and Michal Alberstein,
“Authority-based mediation: Law in the shadow of mediation” (HEB)

 

Nourit Zimerman, Michal Rom, Edite Ronnen, Ronit Cohen, Michal Alberstein,
“Empirical Research on Judges Settlement Activities: Ethical and methodological Dilemmas” (HEB)

 

Ayelet Sela and Limor Gabay-Egozi,
"Which Trials Vanish, and Why? Court Docket Analysis of Civil Case Dispositions"

 

Ayelet Sela,
“Off the Record, Off the Grid: The Undocumented Realities of Pre-Trial Hearings”

 

Book: Judicial Conflict Resolution

 

First Volume: Interdisciplinary and comparative aspects

 

Second volume: Empirical research on Judicial Conflict Resolution