American Bar Association Section of Dispute Resolution

Dispute Resolution Magazine Spring 1998 Issue Transformation and Diffusion: International ADR Comes of Age
	Diffusion and Transformation: Reflections on a Theme By Bryant G. Garth
	Leaping the Bar: Overcoming Legal Opposition to ADR in the Developing World By Christine Cervenak, David Fairman and Elizabeth McClintock
	Funding, Judicial Commitment and Basic Resources Are Keys to Successful ADR Programs in Developing Nations By Melinda Ostermeyer
	ADR in South Africa: A Great Tool for a Rapidly Changing Society By Charles Nupen
	ADR Can Help Ease Unique Problems Inherent in Transnational Family Disputes ADR News & Resources By James B. Boskey
	Lessons of the IBM-Fujitsu Arbitration: How Disputants Can Work Together to Solve Deeper Conflicts By Robert H. Mnookin and Jonathan D. Greenberg
	NAFTA: How It Has Transformed Dispute Resolution in Canada, Mexico and the United States By James H. Carter
	International Commercial Arbitrators: From Merchant to Academic to Skilled Professional By Jacques Werner
	Environmental Concerns: Dispute Resolution Has a Key Role to Play By Abram Chayes
	ADR News & Resources/ADR Calendar By James Boskey