Where is the trust? using trust‐based mediation for first nations dispute resolution

Abstract Mediators dealing with disputes between governments and indigenous peoples realize the need to emphasize trust‐building processes to address long‐held and deep‐seated concerns between parties. This article presents a trust‐based model of mediation and explains its utility in the First Natio...

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Published in:Conflict Resolution Quarterly
Main Author: Blackstock, Michael D.
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2001
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Canada
First Nations
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