Examining mediators’ communication roadblocks
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Community Dispute Settlement Center, Cambridge MA, USA
Events
2011
Neighbour disputes, mediation, and communication training: Using conversation analysis to develop alternatives to simulated role-play
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
School of Communication and Information, Rutgers University
Analysing neighbour mediation calls: Implications for mediation practice and training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Dispute Resolution Program, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York
“Got up, went to the toilet, had a ****”: Communication, simulation, research and ‘the impact agenda’
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Department of Social Sciences, Loughborough University
Analysing neighbour mediation calls: Implications for mediation practice and training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Forth, Fife and Tayside SACRO Mediation Service, Perth
2010
Mediation and social interaction: Bridging academic and practitioner concerns and the developing of mediation training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Mediators’ Institute of Ireland Conference, Dublin
Analysing neighbour mediation calls: Implications for mediation practice and training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
Conflict and Change, London
Moving forward with conversation and membership categorisation analysis: New directions for systematic and applied research
Location
Keynote presentation – 7th Australasian Symposium on Conversation Analysis and Membership Categorization Analysis, Wellington
Application without compromise? Using conversation analysis to evaluate, and develop new types of, role-play training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
British Social Psychology Social Psychology Section Annual Conference, Winchester
Analysing neighbour mediation calls: Implications for mediation
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
East Lothian Community Mediation Services, Edinburgh
Application without compromise? Using conversation analysis to evaluate, and develop new types of, role-play training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
International Conference on Conversation Analysis, Mannheim
Analysing neighbour mediation calls: Implications for mediation practice and training
Presenter(s)
Professor Stokoe
Location
MESH Community Cohesion Services, Sheffield
