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A Growing Trend Towards MediationCIArb Re-launches Journal and Dedicates First Issue to MediationThe Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), the international organisation of excellence for private dispute resolution, is proud to announce the re-launch of their Journal with the new title, Arbitration: The International Journal of Arbitration, Mediation and Dispute Management. The first issue, to be published in February 2007, will be specifically dedicated to Mediation. The new name and format is designed to emphasise the broad range of the Institute’s activities, which, in addition to Arbitration, covers mediation and all forms of private dispute resolution.
The Institute changed its Royal Charter and Bye-laws to include all forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution, including Mediation. Today, a recent membership survey shows that 38% of the CIArb’s membership is now involved in Mediation. The re-launch and new title of the Journal reflects these developments, as does the fact that, the first edition of the newly named Journal has been devoted specifically to Mediation.
This issue, which will include a range of topics, from mediation in its current state to in-depth research looking at mediation and its history, will offer those involved in mediation an exclusive insight into the profession and will act as an informant through the expert selection of contributors.
Commenting, Michael Forbes Smith, Director General of the CIArb, said:
“Mediation is becoming an increasingly popular mechanism for the resolution of disputes. This is why we are running a training course in May and hosting a seminar on Mediation in June, where all the contributors of the Journal have been invited to discuss the topics in depth along with other leading Mediators.” To find out more, please go to http://www.arbitrators.org/Courses/MediatorTraining.asp or contact
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ENDS Notes to the Editor 1. A list of the Authors and titles in the Journal
Sir Brian Neill - Mediation and its Future Prospects
Andrew Acland - From Private Mediation to Public Engagement
David Cornes - Commercial Mediation: the Impact of the Courts
Craig Pollack - The Role of the Mediation Advocate: a User’s Guide to Mediation
Steven A. Certilman - Judges as Mediators: Retaining Neutrality and Avoiding the Trap of Social Engineering
Philip Naughton - The Role of Arbitrators and Arbitral Institutions in the Use of Alternatives for the Settlement of Disputes
David Richbell - Evaluative Mediation
Amanda Bucklow - The ‘Everywhen’ Mediator: the Virtues of Inconsistency and Paradox: the Strengths, Skills, Attributes and Behaviours of Excellent and Effective Mediators
Mercedes Tarrazón - The Pursuit of Harmony: the Art of Mediation, the Art of Singing
Moti Mironi - From Mediation to Settlement and from Settlement to Final Offer Arbitration: an Analysis of Transnational Business Dispute Mediation
Michel Kallipetis - The European Directive Scuppered?
Alan L. Limbury - An Australian Perspective on Some Topical Issues in Mediation
Paul Obo Idornigie - Overview of ADR in Nigeria
John Sturrock - Reflections on Commercial Mediation in Scotland
Bill Marsh - Central and Eastern Europe
Philip Naughton - A Note on Colombia
Harris Bor - ADR Possibilities in Investor-State Disputes
Derek Roebuck - The Myth of Modern Mediation
Discussion
Geoffrey King - The Future of the Institute
Anthony D. Smith - Comment on Jonathan Lux’s ‘Commercial Perspective in Current Maritime Issues’
Kenneth T. Salmon - The Enforcement of Adjudicators’ Awards under the Housing Grants Construction and Regeneration Act 1996: Part 22
Hew R. Dundas - The Finality of Arbitration Awards and the Jurisdiction of the Court of Appeal
DVD Review
Laurence Boulle - Colin J. Wall Resolving Commercial Disputes through Mediation: a Training DVD
Book Reviews David Cornes Eileen Carroll and Karl Mackie International Mediation: The Art of Business Diplomacy
Hew R. Dundas Noah Rubins and Stephan Kinsella International Investment, Political Risk and Dispute Resolution
The Editor Simon Roberts and Michael Palmer Dispute Processes: ADR and the Primary Forms of Decision-Making
Rupert Reece - J-L Delvolvé, Jean Rouche and G.H. Pointon French Arbitration Law and Practice
The Editor - Daniel Greenberg Stroud’s Judicial Dictionary of Words and Phrases
2. About The Chartered Institute of Arbitrators
The CIArb is an international centre of excellence for the promotion and facilitation of dispute resolution. Widely regarded as the professional home for all dispute resolvers, CIArb membership supports the professional credibility of more than 11,000 individuals and gives users confidence that the very best individual is helping to resolve their dispute.
In addition to providing education and training for arbitrators, mediators and adjudicators, the CIArb acts as an international resource centre for practitioners, policy makers, academics and those in business concerned with the cost effective and early settlement of disputes.
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