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Measuring Community Mediation Success: A Realistic Approach
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Measuring Community Mediation Success: A Realistic Approach
The success, or failure, of the community mediation project is subjective. Small wins for one stakeholder may be a monumental accomplishment for another. Mediation participants may even see their original resolution objective evolve during the process. This is good news because it demonstrates the ability to learn and develop one’s opinions and beliefs. The efficacy of…
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