The greatest obstacle to promoting international commercial mediation in India – uncertainty in the mediation process
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Author: Chua Shu Ying, SMU X International Mediation Law and Practice Course 2018. This blog has been published with the author’s permission.
It is no news that procedural inefficiencies and judicial backlog have plagued the Indian courts for many years. With over 54,000 pending cases in the Indian Supreme Court and an acute shortage of judges, it will take India at least another…
Kluwer Mediation Blog – February and March Digest (Part 2)
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This blog was first published on 07 April 2019 in Kluwer Mediation Blog : link here
Author: Anna Howard (Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London)
“Conversation – respectful, engaged, reciprocal, calling forth some of our greatest powers of empathy and understanding – is the moral form of a world governed by the dignity of…
Kluwer Mediation Blog: February and March Digest (Part 1)
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This blog was first published on 06 April 2019 in Kluwer Mediation Blog : link here
Author: Anna Howard (Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London)
“[…] one of the several paradoxes of mediation is that in many cases, the more logical, the more persuasive the argument, the more contrary and extreme the response. And in fact,…
The New UN Convention on Mediation (aka the ‘Singapore Convention’) – Why it’s Important for Hong Kong
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Authors: Professor Nadja Alexander (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy) and Shou Yu Chong (Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy)
The United Nations Commission on International Trade Law’s (UNCITRAL) Convention on the Enforcement of International Settlement Agreements was adopted by the UN General Assembly on the 20th December 2018. Also known as the…
RESEARCH ASSOCIATE – IDR SURVEY PROJECT
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RESEARCH ASSOCIATE – IDR SURVEY PROJECT
The Singapore International Dispute Resolution Academy (SIDRA) aims to be Asia’s thought leader in negotiation and cross-border dispute resolution in three ways: thought leadership and think tank events; research and development; and, strategic consultancies. SIDRA will shortly become a new research centre at the Singapore Management University…