Subjects:

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Contents:

PART I - PRINCIPLES.

1. Introduction to Mediation.

2. Principles and Policies of Mediation.

3. When is Mediation Appropriate: Mediation as a Comparative Dispute The Resolution Process.

PART II - PROCESS.

4. Mediation Process.

5. Roles and Functions in Mediation.

6. Skills and Techniques of Mediators.

PART III - PRACTICE.

7. Evolution and Mediation Oractice.

8. The Mediation Movement.

9. Mediation Practice.

10. Demand and Supply Issues in Mediating.

11. Evolving Mediation Pracice Issues.

12. Quality and Standards in Mediation.

13. Legal Issues in Mediation.

14. Themes and Trends in Mediation Practice.

November 2006: Re-printed with New Cover - Original isbn - 0406927472
Mediation: Principles Process Practice is an all-encompassing, practical and lucid guide to mediation in the UK. The book covers all aspects of mediation, ranging from the principles and policies, the roles and functions in mediation, to the skills and techniques of mediators. The text also covers the legal issues in mediation and looks at themes and trends in mediation practice. Essential reading for practitioners, mediators and in-house lawyers.Miryana Nesic is a solicitor, Alternative Dispute Resolution consultant and a CEDR Registered Mediator and Faculty Member.

She has mediated civil and commercial disputes and provided mediation consultancy and training in the US, Europe, South Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Australia.Laurence Boulle is Professor of Law and founder of the Dispute Resolution Centre at Bond University, Australia. He is an accredited mediator, mediation trainer and dispute resolution consultant, and is the Chair of the National Alternative Dispute Resolution Advisory Council, Australia.