Category: Australia

In this episode, Laura speaks with Dr. Zdena Mtetwa-Middernacht, whose doctoral research focused on whiteness in migration. Listen if you...

Global Mediation Development: Developing Cultures of Mediation             Chair: Tara Ollapally Members: Obi-Farinde Morenike, Bruce...

This article first appeared on the Herbert Smith Freehills Arbitration Notes, here. International arbitration continues to play an increasingly important...

How dispute resolution can help when the courts can’t There appears to be a gradual change from so-called “vanilla” relationships...

This article was first published on the Global Arbitration News webpage by Baker McKenzie, here. Executive summary In Energy City Qatar...

The article was originally published in The Conversation on 31 July 2020, available here, and subsequently picked up by the Otago...

Editor's Note:  In this article series, seven leading mediators and conflict resolution practitioners share their unique voices on three pressing...

This is an opinion piece, examining one reader's perspective on world leaders. Feedback is encouraged.  “Do not be disheartened” –...

COMMENT The people of New Zealand can be confident that children and families are at the front of the minds...

The second half of 2018 saw a marked increase in conferences including, if not focused solely on, developments in Online...

Mediate.com and the Academy of Professional Family Mediators (APFM) have worked together to produce 4 new online video courses. Check...

First published as a three-part blog on the Australian Dispute Resolution Research Network in October/November 2018 adrresearch.netMediation has an identity...

FairWay’s Denise Evans and Bruce Reid explore the themes of war, conflict and learning from mistakes of the past during...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner Introduction Dispute resolution comes in as many forms as...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner This paper was prepared and settled jointly by the...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner 1. What are pilot programs, or pilot schemes, in...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner his paper was prepared and settled jointly by the...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner Adapted from Prof Tania Sourdin, Alternative Dispute Resolution, 5th...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner This paper was settled jointly by the members of...

The profound apology has been an essential part of abuse redress schemes adopted by a number of religious institutions in...

This paper was settled jointly by the members of ADRAC. Children are involved in ADR processes in five main contexts:...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner ADRAC gratefully acknowledges the suggestions and input of Gaye...

From ADRAC - The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized by Shirli Kirschner  ADRAC gratefully acknowledges the authorship of David...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner Introduction The role of ADR in the aged care...

From ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner Studies of the human response to conflict have confirmed...

From Shirli Kirschner's blog   What are ADR clusters and hotspots? ADR clusters and hotspots are pockets of usage of ADR...

From the ADRAC blog here.What is the relevance of religion to ADR? This question is very different to considering the...

Accountability of ADR practitioners is important to ensure the credibility and effectiveness of ADR processes. Proper accountability mechanisms are particularly...

From Shirli Kirschner's blog at ADRAC A degree of controversy still surrounds characterising ADR as an ‘access to justice’ issue. One...

An apology can be given on many levels from a general acknowledgement at one end of the spectrum to a...