Why Suppose? Let's Find Out: A Public Policy Research Program on Dispute Resolution
This paper argues for a research program examining control over dispute system design and models of mediation to determine how to best structure mediation in court-connected programs.
The effectiveness of mediation: An independent analysis of cases handled by four major service providers
A study of 449 cases administered by four major providers of ADR services showed that mediation was capable of settling 78 percent of cases, regardless of whether the parties had been sent to mediation by a court or had selected the process voluntarily. Mediation also cost far less than arbitration, took less time, and was judged a more satisfactory process than arbitration.
Teaching learning disability to undergraduate medical students
The education of doctors shapes their professional identity: who they are and how they practise. Where does the issue of learning disability fit in? What is it and of what factors should doctors in training be aware?

The training of medical students has been defined by the General Medical Council (