The American Arbitration Association–International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (AAA-ICDR®) has launched Mediation Magazine at MediationMagazine.org, a year-round digital publication dedicated to advancing the art and practice of mediation.
The magazine brings together mediators, thought leaders, and practitioners from around the world to share insights that shape the future of dispute resolution. Readers will find practical guidance, commentary on emerging trends, and stories that highlight mediation’s real-world impact across industries and cultures.
Explore the Magazine and join the conversation driving the evolution of mediation!
More about Mediation Magazine
Mediation Magazine is a new web-based publication of the not-for-profit American Arbitration Association® (AAA®) – International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (ICDR®)—the largest private global provider of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services—now focused on the rapidly developing mediation market.
Mediation Magazine features a diverse range of articles and other media, including commentary on emerging trends in domestic and international mediation, case studies and lessons learned, interviews with thought leaders, innovations in mediation process design, research summaries, ethical considerations, and cross-cultural perspectives. It also offers practice-oriented content such as negotiation techniques, mediator toolkits, and dispute system design strategies.
Articles are written by leading voices in the field—practicing mediators, legal professionals, academics, and dispute resolution experts—and are complemented by interactive features such as videos to enrich engagement and accessibility.
Published continuously throughout the year, Mediation Magazine aims to inform, inspire, and connect professionals committed to advancing effective, fair, and forward-looking mediation practices globally.
Larry Selby is the Managing Editor of Mediation Magazine, where he helps shape thoughtful, engaging content on mediation trends and practice. With over three decades of experience in legal and professional publishing, his experience in senior management roles as well as hands-on editorial oversight give him a 360-degree view of how great content comes to life. Keeping the AAA’s commitment to clarity, quality, and collaboration in mind, he is pleased to have the opportunity to work closely with Magazine staff members, mediators, and prominent practitioners to provide content that connects with audiences. He hopes that Mediation Magazine will provide content that challenges assumptions and sparks new ideas.
Editorial Board Members include: Tracey Frisch, Rebecca Callahan, Clare Fowler, Joan Stearns Johnsen, Jim Melamed, Hon. Daniel A. Naranjo, and Jonah Orlofsky. Elizabeth Bain is AAA Director of Publications.
More About the AAA and ICDR
The American Arbitration Association provides cost-effective ADR services that can help parties resolve disputes faster and more affordably than traditional court proceedings. By resolving disputes outside of court, ADR helps reduce the burden on the judicial system and gives you more control over the outcome. Plus, with mediation as an option, ADR often leads to the parties reaching mutually beneficial agreements. The AAA-ICDR aims to move even the most complicated, multi-faceted cases through mediation and arbitration fairly and cost effectively, with the goal of getting parties back to business as soon as possible.
The ICDR®—International Centre for Dispute Resolution®— is the international division of the largest arbitral institution in the world, the American Arbitration Association® (AAA®). The ICDR is the foremost provider of global conflict-resolution solutions to businesses and organizations involved in cross-border disputes. Drawing on the AAA’s 100 years of experience, the ICDR administrative system offers a range of international alternative dispute resolution (ADR) services providing time and cost savings, along with vetted, skilled arbitrators and advanced technology.
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