Computer Intelligent Support for the ADR/ODR Domain

This paper presents a framework for Alternative Dispute Resolution and Online Dispute Resolution domain based on The Harvard Negotiation Project's concepts. The framework addresses a basic Alternative Dispute Resolution procedure and reports on the possibilities of the use of Artificial Intelligence techniques to support parties developing their reasoning and understanding abilities, aiming at enhancing the chances of success.

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