Theresa Wakeen describes a case she had that involved a Korean mother and a bus-driver who had hit and killed the mother’s daughter with the bus. Talks about cultural differences in mediation and conflict resolution, the presence of both parties, and the importance of communication between the parties.
From The Negotiation Academy Blog.Consensual dispute resolution (CDR) methods like mediation and negotiation are ever popular among students around the world. Hundreds of students compete in university internal selection rounds...
By Claudia WinklerIf I ask participants in a workshop session, “How many of you mediate online?” I see relatively few hands spring into the air. If I ask, however, “How many of...
By Jim MelamedFrom ADRAC- The Australian Dispute Resolution Advisory Council Blog, organized with Shirli Kirschner ADRAC gratefully acknowledges the suggestions and input of Gaye Sculthorpe who kindly reviewed this paper. This topic is a...
By Shirli Kirschner
