In this episode, Laura May interviews Brianna Hernandez, a Ph.D. Candidate in the International Relations program at Florida International University....
By Laura May
In this episode Laura interviews Adrian Wagner, Research Fellow at European School of Governance and an experienced coach for organizational...
By Laura May
The 2022 World Cup pageant is being staged in Doha of Qatar, and all interests and attentions are riveted to...
By Mukti Rijal
What is the balance in business vs. values in negotiation? Watching this years World Cup has been different but the...
By Bob Bordone
In this episode Laura interviews Laura Aumeer, Director of the Europe-Asia Department of Conciliation Resources, overseeing work in the South Caucasus...
By Laura May
In this episode Laura interviews Sebastian F. Winter, a physician-scientist working at the intersection of public health policy, medicine, and academia with...
By Laura May
In this episode, Ian interviews ODR Pioneer Daniel Rainey, a principal in Holistic Solutions, Inc. (HSI ), and an adjunct faculty...
By Daniel Rainey, Ian MacDuff
In this episode of the ICODR podcast, Ian interviews Dorcas Quek Anderson, Assistant Professor in Singapore Management University’s School of...
By Dorcas Quek Anderson, Ian MacDuff
Join "the Godfather of ODR," Colin Rule, for a dynamic six week intensive course that covers the both the basics...
By Colin Rule
Presentation from the 2022 ODR Forum meeting in Dublin, Ireland https://youtu.be/XkC0CxTcjVY
By Colin Rule
Following the introduction of federal polity as provided in the Constitution of Nepal, 2015, alternative dispute resolution process and mechanism...
By Mukti Rijal
More and more, we are a connected world. So when it comes to intercultural communication...Is it what you say? Or...
By Lynn Cole, Veronica Cravener
Where there is construction, there are contracts. Typically, these contracts are obtained through a competitive, hard-bid process, which is often...
By Peter Kamminga
In this episode of the ICODR podcast, Ian interviews Chittu Nagarajan, Founder and CEO of CREKODR, as well as co-founder...
By Chittu Nagarajan, Ian MacDuff
Similar to commercial arbitration, a large proportion of treaty-based investor-state disputes involve construction issues. In the International Centre for the...
By Joe Tirado
In this episode of the ICODR podcast, Ian interviews Professor Pablo Cortes of Leicester University Law School. Pablo holds a...
By Pablo Cortés, Ian MacDuff
Heidi and Guy Burgess have long focused on how society – and our field – can deal with intractable conflicts. ...
By John Lande
Mediate.com launched its spinoff online community Arbitrate.com on March 1, 2021, and the site has made an enormous amount of...
By Indraneel Gunjal, Colin Rule
What is the Post Babel Era? The narrative of the tower of Babel is an etiology or explanation of a...
By Robert Bergman
Can the TKI Conflict Model (i.e., the five conflict modes along with the assertiveness, cooperativeness, distributive, integrative, and protective dimensions) shed some...
By Ralph Kilmann
In this world, something outrageous is happening, conflicts are everywhere and between everyone, and it seems like those numbers are...
By Alessandra Sgubini
Mediation is not a new concept in the Kenyan culture. It was traditionally used to settle disputes. It was used...
By Njoki Nyanjui
Future of ODR In Kenya Mediation has a way of resolving disputes is as old as the human kind. Kenya...
By Daniel Nganga Ndogo
Past, Present and (likely) Future Mandatory civil and commercial mediation came in force in Italy in 2011. This article looks...
By Giovanni Matteucci
Assembled by Dr. Tetiana Kyselova THIS DOCUMENT WAS DEVELOPED BY UKRAINIAN MEDIATORS AND DIALOGUE FACILITATORS to convey their voice and...
By Tatiana Kyselova
The War in Ukraine: Lessons for Mediators By Kenneth Cloke If men hate each other, then there’s no hope. We...
By Kenneth Cloke
Most service businesses may not think that their efforts can move the needle in addressing the severe climate issues we...
By Chris Poole
The recent events in Ukraine made me think about mediation in high-level conflicts, and ask myself whether I could maintain equidistance in a case of...
By Lydia Vanderkaay
A strange idea of neutrality It is well known that “third party status” of the mediator with respect to the...
By F. Peter Phillips
The year was 1997. India had recently introduced the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996, and was vigorously pursuing the introduction...
By Prathamesh D Popat
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