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Negotiation Articles
Negotiation ArticlesAn Academic Journal on Hispanic America Online Dispute ResolutionThe inaugural ODR journal: Opening Ways of Knowledge for Hispano America. Una Revista Academia Sobre ODRAbriendo Caminos de Conocimiento para LatinoAmerica What Is E-Mediation?The internet has become an indispensable business resource as more companies rely on online tools. Because Mediators Deserve a Personality Test TooThis is a personality test, just for those in the dispute resolution field. Because mediators deserve a personality test too. The Singapore Convention and the JAMS/SCMC Joint Mediation PanelThis article discusses new opportunities for cross-border mediation, collaboration and dialogue. Evaluating Mediation’s FutureIn her journal article, Professor Archerd advocates for using facilitative techniques to distinguish mediation from other alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. Mediated Settlement Agreements in India - To Enforce or Not ?Article 30 of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration encourages resolution of disputes through a settlement between parties by way of mediation. Fight or Flight & Other So-So Responses to ConflictFight, Flight, Freeze—that what neurobiologists say are our ancestral (and current) unconscious response choices in a threatening or conflict situation. Creating Accessible MediationThis paper summarizes legal and ethical reasons for accessible meditations and provides a summary of how to accomplish this goal. October Month of Conflict Resolution Week 2: Featuring 4 Peacebuilding Think-Tanks Across the WorldAs part of our special series for Conflict Resolution Month this October, this is our second article where we have highlighted the following research institutes and think tanks across the world. Use Silence in FacilitatingWhat can a facilitator do with an extremely persistent person, who refuses to stop interrupting others in mediating or facilitating? Mediate.com Survey: Analyzing the FieldMediate.com asked 300 dispute resolution professionals 7 questions about the field. Initial results are here. When People InterruptThe problem we saw in the recent residential debate is familiar to any mediator: How do you keep angry people from interrupting each other? Talking It Out- The Problem With, And In Rural AreasIt is a duty, I believe, on the part of those who belong to the legal fraternity, to do the needful to disseminate the same by participating and organizing legal awareness drives, so that in the long run, the scope of alternate dispute resolution not only looks good in the black and white text, but also as being applied and implemented in its practical sense to reduce the load on our already over-loaded judiciary, and also to aid in the speedy settlement of disputes and better the access to justice. Mediation as a Business AcceleratorThis article discusses how mediation can help business, an inspiring example from The Middle East. Employment Litigation: 3 Instances Where A Company Should Explore MediationA blanket “no settlement” policy may not be in the best interests of the company’s bottom line. There are three instances where companies should put aside their instinct to litigate and explore mediation. Culture and Religion, Evaluating Mediation Approaches: A Case StudyThis document will analyze a conflict scenario with respect to the conflict’s candidacy (suitability) for mediation. Mandatory Course on Mediation for Law Students in IndiaIs mandatory mediation training in India too late? What Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Can Teach Us About the Neutrality of the MediatorPitt and Jolie's divorce has taken a long time, filed for in 2016, although divorced in 2019 their agreement regarding child custody and financial assets is still ongoing. Max Schrems strikes again! Where next for Mediation Service Providers and their mediators?Examines the outcome of the CJEU’s decision known as Schrems II from the perspective of mediation service providers and mediators. Proposes practical steps in which the results of Schrems II may be addressed. Reviews the emerging responses of Data Protection Authorities in Europe and the USA. Family Mediation vs Family LitigationMany people assume that the only way to resolve a family law matter is to retain counsel and commence a Court action. This is a wrong assumption. The Role of Restorative Practices in Effectively Addressing Gender Discrimination and Harassment in the WorkplaceNumerous federal and state laws prohibit gender discrimination and harassment in the workplace. Under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and state antidiscrimination statutes, an employer must not impose adverse employment actions or otherwise discriminate against individuals based on gender. |
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