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Claassen, Ron (2004). Two Useful Models for Implementing Restorative Justice ACResolution. Summer. 3(4): 34-35. Downloaded 12 January 2005.

I came into this field after being a teacher of mathematics. Patterns and models are important to me. When reading Getting Disputes Resolved by Ury, Brett, and Goldberg, I was stimulated to search for a pictorial model to represent power, rights, and interests. What emerged was the Four Options Model. (extract) I

Link: peace.fresno.edu/docs/Ron%20Claassen%20article.pdf

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