In countries with a continental European legal tradition, it is very rare for State institutions to undergo mediation procedures. And even if they do, it is highly unlikely that they would reach binding agreements that would resolve their disputes. Nonetheless, Ecuador is an exception.
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From the Mediation Matters Blog of Steve Mehta.So much of what we do in mediation is an attempt to convince people to change their mind regarding something that they have...
By Steve MehtaIn California, ethnic minorities constitute the majority of California's population, work force and consumer markets. Leading companies have policies of valuing diversity and promoting inclusiveness amongst its employees and suppliers,...
By Elizabeth MorenoFrom the Business Conflict Blog of Peter Phillips.As the next installment in a series of essays on alternatives to interest-based negotiation, the Hawaiian practice of ho’oponopono is discussed. In this...
By F. Peter Phillips
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