Journal of Conflict Resolution

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Journal of Conflict Resolution will be graded as a Y (year) course. The 1 credit for staff members is attributed to the spring semester; board members receive 1 credit for the fall semester and 1 for the spring. In both cases, credit is given only after the spring semester with the faculty advisor's approval. Established in 1998, the Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution (CJCR), formerly known as the Cardozo Online Journal of Conflict Resolution, is among the pioneer publications on methods of alternative dispute resolution (ADR). ADR encompasses the theory and practice of all methods of conflict resolution including mediation, negotiation and arbitration. As part of the nationally distinguished Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution, CJCR takes an expansive view of conflict resolution. The Journal's Articles, Notes and symposia address conflict resolution in all areas of law including, for example, international, entertainment, intellectual property, employment, securities regulation, civil and criminal litigation and more. Each year, CJCR also sponsors symposia on cutting-edge issues in ADR.