STUART S. NAGEL directs the Policy Studies Organization and is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is the author of Public Administration and Decision-Aiding Software (Greenwood Press, 1990), Decision-Aiding Software and Legal Decision-Making (Quorum, 1989), and Policy Studies: Integration and Evaluation (Praeger, 1988).MIRIAM K. MILLS was Professor of Organizational Science at the School of Industrial Management at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. She passed away in March, 1992. Co-author of Multi-Criteria Methods in Alternative Dispute Resolution (Quorum, 1990) and the editor of Conflict Resolution and Public Policy (Greenwood Press, 1990), her work will be continued and expanded by the Miriam K. Mills Center for Super-Optimizing Research and Developing Nations at the University of Illinois.

• Introduction Classifying Disputes Broadening the Applicability of Multi-Criteria Dispute Resolution A Typological Approach to Multiple-Criteria Conflict Analysis Family and Neighborhood Disputes Dispute Resolution Education, Training, and Critical Issues for Criminal Justice Professionals Options for Dispute Resolution in the Public Decision Processes on Urban Land Development Litigation Disputes Merging of Minds and Microcomputers: the Coming Age of Computer-Aided Mediation of Court Cases Legal Rules, Bargaining, and Transactions Costs: the Case of Divorce Policy-Making Disputes Reducing Risk Conflict by Regulatory Negotiation: a Preliminary Evaluation Dimensions of Negotiated Rule-Making: Practical Constraints and Theoretical Implications International Disputes The Use of Simulation in International Negotiations The Cambodian Peace Process: An Options Analysis Improving Systematic Analysis with Math and Decision-Aiding Software Decision-Aiding Software and Alternative Dispute Resolution Sequential Arbitration Procedures Dynamic versus Static Models of ADR Dispute Resolution in Economic and Political Theory Alternative Dispute Resolution in the United States: No Roses without Thorns Dispute Resolution and Democratic Theory Select Bibliography Indexes

STUART S. NAGEL directs the Policy Studies Organization and is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He is the author of Public Administration and Decision-Aiding Software (Greenwood Press, 1990), Decision-Aiding Software and Legal Decision-Making (Quorum, 1989), and Policy Studies: Integration and Evaluation (Praeger, 1988).MIRIAM K. MILLS was Professor of Organizational Science at the School of Industrial Management at the New Jersey Institute of Technology in Newark, New Jersey. She passed away in March, 1992. Co-author of Multi-Criteria Methods in Alternative Dispute Resolution (Quorum, 1990) and the editor of Conflict Resolution and Public Policy (Greenwood Press, 1990), her work will be continued and expanded by the Miriam K. Mills Center for Super-Optimizing Research and Developing Nations at the University of Illinois.

• Introduction Classifying Disputes Broadening the Applicability of Multi-Criteria Dispute Resolution A Typological Approach to Multiple-Criteria Conflict Analysis Family and Neighborhood Disputes Dispute Resolution Education, Training, and Critical Issues for Criminal Justice Professionals Options for Dispute Resolution in the Public Decision Processes on Urban Land Development Litigation Disputes Merging of Minds and Microcomputers: the Coming Age of Computer-Aided Mediation of Court Cases Legal Rules, Bargaining, and Transactions Costs: the Case of Divorce Policy-Making Disputes Reducing Risk Conflict by Regulatory Negotiation: a Preliminary Evaluation Dimensions of Negotiated Rule-Making: Practical Constraints and Theoretical Implications International Disputes The Use of Simulation in International Negotiations The Cambodian Peace Process: An Options Analysis Improving Systematic Analysis with Math and Decision-Aiding Software Decision-Aiding Software and Alternative Dispute Resolution Sequential Arbitration Procedures Dynamic versus Static Models of ADR Dispute Resolution in Economic and Political Theory Alternative Dispute Resolution in the United States: No Roses without Thorns Dispute Resolution and Democratic Theory Select Bibliography Indexes