Dispute Resolution made simple
Let’s consider the following disputes:A divorcing couple can’t agree on a custody arrangement for their young children. • A manager accuses his former employer...
Conflict — The Unexpected Gift (Book Review)
Conflict is a common aspect of life that is extremely difficult to avoid because each person is different from others and arrives at his...
Are arbitration clauses killing development of domestic law?
By Dorothy Murray ▪ King & Wood Mallesons
Nine months on from a controversial speech on international arbitration by Lord Thomas, the Lord Chief Justice,DorothyMurray,a...
The Vatican and China: Dialogue and negotiation
The Chinese Catholic community, together with their bishops – both recognized and not recognized by the government – are in favour of a dialogue...
Impartiality and Disclosure: Will the Brazilian Supreme Court Change the Standard?
By Leonardo F. Souza-McMurtrie
Despite being a relatively young market at just over 20 years old, Brazilian arbitration has experienced rapid growth. As of 2020, Brazil...
Do traditional grievance procedures destroy relationships?
HR professionals have relied on formal grievance procedures for years, but are they still fit for purpose? In an extract from his new book,...
The genesis of ADR
As contained in the book of books ,God as part of his planned redemption sent his only begotten son to meditate between the...
Why mediation is the best way to seek justice
Anyone looking at Kenya’s social dynamics today will no doubt recognise how, driven by a growing appreciation of their rights, wananchi are becoming increasingly...
Marital Mediation or Mediating To Stay Married (PartII)
Will the mediation process teach us new ways to relate to each other?
Yes. Many couples in divorce mediation have said that if they...
Mediation and the role of the Mediator
Mediation is a process geared towards conflict resolution. It is characterized by a negotiation between dissenting parties in the presence of an impartial third...
