Public Disputes
Informed consent is a basic premise of civil society. However, the notion of informed consent in the multi-party, political arena of public sector mediation is challenging for several reasons.
Dealing With an Angry Public
The Consensus Building Institute offers a new approach to public relations and crisis management that builds on a proven approach outlined in the award-winning book, Dealing With an Angry Public, by Lawrence Susskind and Patrick Field.
The Consensus Building Institute offers a new approach to public relations and crisis management that builds on a proven approach outlined in the award-winning book, Dealing With an Angry Public, by L
Uruguay Pulp Mills – Managing Corporate, Client, and Community Public Engagement
From November 2005 to March 2006, CBI staff and dispute resolution partners in Argentina and Uruguay were retained by the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to assess stakeholder concerns and facilitate stakeholder involvement in a review of environmental and social impacts surrounding two controversial paper pulp mills – co-located 8 kilometers apart on the Rio Uruguay.
CBI Practitioners
Merrick Hoben
There are many reasons for the public to be angry. Business and government leaders have covered up mistakes, concealed evidence of potential risks, made misleading statements, and often lied. ...we want to suggest to those who advise these decision-makers...that there is a different way to successfully interact with--indeed, to negotiate with--their critics. ...Our advice is simple. But implementing our advice requires innovative, courageous, principled, and sophisticated leadership.


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