The quiet revolution in dispute settlement

Abstract

Abstract A move toward the use of alternative dispute resolution strategies has been quietly taking place in America. Disappointment with traditional ways of resolving disputes has led to a quiet revolution in how Americans are managing their conflicts. Alternative dispute strategies are now being used to resolve conflicts in business, between family members, between neighbors, in the international arena, and in government. Disputants who reach agreements by themselves without the help of the formal legal system are more likely to abide by them.

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