Listening to the World: New Ideas for Resolving Identity-Based Conflict

The University Archives has determined that this item is of continuing value to OSU's history.In the United States, we turn to courts, administrative agencies, and the political process to resolve social problems. However, significant conflicts related to race, ethnicity, religion, and class often remain unaddressed. This symposium will bring together interdisciplinary scholars from around the world to generate new ideas for building U.S. institutions that are responsive to such conflict. The symposium will use social problems implicated by police-community relations as a case example to refine and expand our understanding of the possibilities of dispute system design.Ohio State Journal on Dispute ResolutionMortiz College of LawOhio State University. Mershon Center for International Security StudiesConference brochure, phot