“Katherine presents a model of mediation which intersects the disciplines of law and psychology. Her thesis is based upon the concept of a continuum of dispute resolution as an agent for social change. Five principles are offered to assist parties to deal with loss and grief. This book exhibits a depth of understanding of conflict that is often bypassed because of its complexity. Katherine has tackled the difficult questions. Her insight is the gem to be found in this publication.”
The Re-Constructionist Model of Mediation: An example of democracy in action in a relational world