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We have summarized for you all the Research Findings of the JCRLAB project in 10 TED talks. 

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News, Events & Updates

 

Special Advanced Onlince Training Program for Conflict Resolution that took place at University of Firenze. The video of the judicial training session. May 19-20, 2020

See all the ERC-JCR project publications at zenodo,

New Article on the ERC-JCR project published in the EU Researcher, Spring 2019. 

Program for Multi-Door Criminal Justice Symposium, May 27-29, 2019

For a complete update on our research project see the latest presentation Judicial Conflict Resolution Map May 2018. 

Guidelines for Court Observations by Dr Michal Rom 

Presentation of principles in qualitative research and primary training in observations in the courtroom. 

Article recently published in Ohio State Law Journal on Dispute Resolution on “Constructive Plea-Bargaining: Towards Judicial Conflict Resolution” 

New article published in Harvard Negotiation Law Review, “Judges as Gatekeepers and the Dismaying Shadow of the Law: Courtroom Observation of Judicial Practices”  Ayelet Sela; Nourit Zimerman; Michal Alberstein 

See the latest JCRLAB Research Findings  and Related TED talks

 
Research

Research

The overarching goal of the project is to understand the role of judges and courts in promoting settlement: describing and conceptualizing judicial activities from a conflict resolution perspective. The project has theoretical, empirical and prescriptive policy components:

Activities

The JCR Collaboratory operates in several spheres, all intended at developing a community of academics, practitioners, policy makers, judges and other related stakeholders who want to engage with JCR and achieving the overarching research and policy goals of the project

People

People

Meet our team headed by Prof. Michal Alberstein

Contact

Conclusion: New Theories of Legal Justice