Grant H Morris
Biographic Data
| ID | 6524378 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Grant H Morris |
| GIVEN NAMES | Grant H |
| FAMILY NAME | Morris |
| SIGNATURE | MORRIS G H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas Tech University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Mediation and New Zealand's Dispute Resolution System
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed mediation practice in New Zealand's institutional, government-led mediation regimes. The introduction of lockdowns, social distancing and personal protective equipment created a "new normal" for the delivery of consensual third-party dispute resolution in this area. Many of the changes introduced during the pandemic remain despite the removal of restrictions in 2022. This article explores New Zealand's online…
To Promote or Not to Promote? The Role of the Judiciary in the New Zealand Commercial Mediation Market
Judicial promotion of mediation has been identified as an important way to encourage and increase the amount of commercial mediation in New Zealand. This latest contribution to the New Zealand Commercial Mediation Study (NZCMS) explores the views of District and High Court judges in relation to the use of mediation in their courts. Comparisons are made with earlier NZCMS studies, including the controversial issue of mandatory mediation. While the…
Consolidating and Expanding the Study of Talk
Alignment Talk and Social Confrontation
Finding Fault
To explore how social actors find fault with others' conduct, transcripts of 84 problematic events were analysed. The depiction of fault-finding methods that emerged differs from earlier research in stressing the extensiveness and negotiability of action in problematic events. A larger number of fault-finding methods, which pertain to present and future, in addition to past faults, are included within the domain of fault finding. The process of f…
Symbolic action as alignment
Remediation and legislation in everyday talk
Communicators achieve increased rule consensus as they use talk to overcome problems. Two kinds of talk seem especially useful to increasing consensus: remedial talk, which uses rules to correct past problems; and legislative talk, which uses rules to propose guides for future conduct
Remediation and legislation in everyday talk
Communicators achieve increased rule consensus as they use talk to overcome problems. Two kinds of talk seem especially useful to increasing consensus: remedial talk, which uses rules to correct past problems; and legislative talk, which uses rules to propose guides for future conduct
Symbolic action as alignment
Finding Fault
To explore how social actors find fault with others' conduct, transcripts of 84 problematic events were analysed. The depiction of fault-finding methods that emerged differs from earlier research in stressing the extensiveness and negotiability of action in problematic events. A larger number of fault-finding methods, which pertain to present and future, in addition to past faults, are included within the domain of fault finding. The process of f…
Remediation and legislation in everyday talk
Communicators achieve increased rule consensus as they use talk to overcome problems. Two kinds of talk seem especially useful to increasing consensus: remedial talk, which uses rules to correct past problems; and legislative talk, which uses rules to propose guides for future conduct
Symbolic action as alignment
Finding Fault
To explore how social actors find fault with others' conduct, transcripts of 84 problematic events were analysed. The depiction of fault-finding methods that emerged differs from earlier research in stressing the extensiveness and negotiability of action in problematic events. A larger number of fault-finding methods, which pertain to present and future, in addition to past faults, are included within the domain of fault finding. The process of f…
Alignment Talk and Social Confrontation
Consolidating and Expanding the Study of Talk
To Promote or Not to Promote? The Role of the Judiciary in the New Zealand Commercial Mediation Market
Judicial promotion of mediation has been identified as an important way to encourage and increase the amount of commercial mediation in New Zealand. This latest contribution to the New Zealand Commercial Mediation Study (NZCMS) explores the views of District and High Court judges in relation to the use of mediation in their courts. Comparisons are made with earlier NZCMS studies, including the controversial issue of mandatory mediation. While the…
The Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Mediation and New Zealand's Dispute Resolution System
The COVID-19 pandemic has transformed mediation practice in New Zealand's institutional, government-led mediation regimes. The introduction of lockdowns, social distancing and personal protective equipment created a "new normal" for the delivery of consensual third-party dispute resolution in this area. Many of the changes introduced during the pandemic remain despite the removal of restrictions in 2022. This article explores New Zealand's online…
Philosophy (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Communication (2 works) · Communication (2 works)