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14 Am. J. Mediation I (2021)

handle is hein.journals/amjm14 and id is 1 raw text is: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF MEDIATION Editorial Board Introduction The year 2021 presented the Editorial Board with a new opportunity for Volume 14 of our Journal. The College sponsored its first American Journal of Mediation National Dispute Resolution Writing Competition offering significant prizes to the first and second place winners. Students from twelve law schools submitted twenty-eight articles to be reviewed by our exemplary panel of judges. Our heartfelt thanks to Lawrence Watson, Charles Crumpton, Allen Schreiber, Jay Sandak, Richard Lord, Wendy Trachte-Huber, Stephen Huber, Joe Hassinger, and Julie Walbroel who spent many hours reading and ranking these articles. As I have written in years past, these articles reinforce my optimism for the future of our profession. Much gratitude as well to our contest committee for their exceptional effort this year: Lawrence Watson, Lela P. Love, and Josh Stulberg. To all, a job well done. The winning article for 2021 is by Tae Joon Chang from the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law entitled Risk Analysis, Reality Testing, and Mediation. Tae examines the utilization of effective risk and cost-benefit analyses together with reality testing while remaining sensitive to cognitive biases that influence decision- making. This article is required reading for all mediators from novice to experienced. Our second-place article is Mediation Ethics after the Singapore Convention by Zachary R. Calo from the Pepperdine University School of Law. Zachary discusses in detail the transformational impact of the Convention on international commercial mediation. He then delves into what he terms the shape of mediation ethics across our profession within a post-Singapore Convention context. An inciteful read for all mediation practitioners. I

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