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When discussing mediation in labor relations, it is worth clarifying precisely what is meant, because three different concepts hide beneath this single term. The first is individual disputes between an…
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In the corporate world, there is a paradox that is rarely mentioned in standard financial reports, yet regularly destroys billion-dollar capitalizations and ruins stable holdings. A company with an excellent…
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Sometimes the cost of a major financial dispute comes down to a single digit. In 2013, writing in the ICC journal DC Insight, a lawyer for a Korean bank described…
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In the article about the International Mediation Institute (IMI), it was already mentioned that the Dutch Mediation Institute handed over its ready-made practical expertise to the newly created Hague foundation,…
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All the models I have discussed earlier in this series share one common feature: mediation within them remains entirely voluntary. CEDR offers it to parties as a service. GEMME persuades…
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International Mediation Institute: a Hague-based non-profit foundation whose sole mission is to establish and maintain global competence standards for mediators, without itself providing any services to parties to a dispute.
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The 2018–2019 case of National Grid v. United Steelworkers (USW) in Massachusetts was a classic example of how far escalation can go when the parties stop hearing each other, and…
Read →Most modern military justice systems were established many years ago and have changed significantly since then. It is well known that military justice systems operate in parallel with civilian ones,…
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The ability to exercise the right to judicial protection during wartime in Ukraine is an inalienable right of every person.
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Most modern military justice systems were established many years ago and have changed significantly over that time.
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