LLM Single Course - OsgoodePD

Building on themes introduced in the Introductory Workshop and Theory course, this course explores the dynamics of culture in dispute resolution. Drawing on current literature and case examples, participants will have the opportunity to: Explore intrapersonal, interpersonal and intergroup dynamics of intercultural conflict; Examine cultural dimensions of specific conflict resolution processes; Analyze implicit meanings and cultural values of conflict resolution processes as they are practiced in a variety of sectors and settings, including private and public sector organizations and communities; Experience imaginative and creative tools for transforming cultural conflict; Learn about processes to address deep-rooted cultural conflict, including dialogue and appreciative inquiry.

Pre/anti-requisites

Open only to LLM students who have completed ALDR 6300 - Introduction to Dispute Resolution AND ALDR 6301 - The Theory and Practice of Dispute Resolution.

Anti-requisite: LAW 6302P - Culture, Diversity and Power in Dispute Resolution

NCA equivalence:

N/A

Terms Offered

Summer 25

6.0 credits

Location

OsgoodePD - 1 Dundas West

Instructors

Michelle LeBaron & Yael Efron

Schedule

Required Textbook(s)

Recommended Textbook(s):
1. Clark, Ron W., Scott A Stoll and Fred D. Cass. (2012) Ontario Energy Law: Electricity. LexisNexis.
2. Hunt, Sally. (2002) Making Competition Work in Electricity.
3. Stoft, Steven. (2002) Power System Economics: Designing Markets for Electricity.
4. Zacher, Glenn and Patrick G. Duffy. (2016) Energy Regulation in Ontario.

Method of Evaluation

All courses in this specialization will have at least one research & writing assignment worth up to 100% of the final grade, but may also include marks for participation, reflective journals, in-class presentations, take-home exams, etc. Some courses may also include the option to write a Significant Research Paper (SRP) as the sole assessment for the course.

Open Accordion

Fall 24

Course Section: A

6.0 credits

Start Date

2024-10-02

End Date

2024-10-05

Location

OsgoodePD - 1 Dundas West

Instructors

Michelle LeBaron & Yael Efron

Schedule

Wednesday October 2 - Saturday October 5 (9AM-5PM)

Required Textbook(s)

TBD

Method of Evaluation

Typical assessments in the course include research paper [60%], creative reflection [20%] and active participation in class simulations and experiential activities [20%]

Open Accordion

Fall 26

6.0 credits

Open Accordion

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