European Mediation Training for Practitioners of Justice (met DVD) (AIA – Association for International Arbitration Series)
€ 55,00
The course “European Mediation Training for Practitioners of Justice”©, organised by the Association for International Arbitration, can be regarded as a milestone for mediation in Europe because, among others, it allows successful participants to apply for accreditation throughout the whole EU and establishes, thereby, a category of truly ‘European Mediators’.
<br The book and the enclosed DVD are the result of this 100-hour course program, divided into theoretical and practical parts. The topics in the book vary from more general, such as differences between mediation and litigation or role of a mediator, to such specific practical issues as a refusal to mediate, dealing with deadlocks, and multiparty mediation. Articles in this book have been authored by recognized mediation professionals working in different jurisdictions across the EU and providing EMTPJ training sessions.
This book may be regarded as the unique guide on mediation in Europe and on how to become an EU qualified mediator. It is of particular interest for those willing to practice mediation. The enclosed DVD contains a mock mediation conducted during a regular practical session of EMTPJ 2011, which is commented by one of the EMTPJ lecturers.
European Mediation Training for Practitioners of Justice (met DVD) (AIA – Association for International Arbitration Series)
€ 55,00
The course “European Mediation Training for Practitioners of Justice”©, organised by the Association for International Arbitration, can be regarded as a milestone for mediation in Europe because, among others, it allows successful participants to apply for accreditation throughout the whole EU and establishes, thereby, a category of truly ‘European Mediators’.
<br The book and the enclosed DVD are the result of this 100-hour course program, divided into theoretical and practical parts. The topics in the book vary from more general, such as differences between mediation and litigation or role of a mediator, to such specific practical issues as a refusal to mediate, dealing with deadlocks, and multiparty mediation. Articles in this book have been authored by recognized mediation professionals working in different jurisdictions across the EU and providing EMTPJ training sessions.
This book may be regarded as the unique guide on mediation in Europe and on how to become an EU qualified mediator. It is of particular interest for those willing to practice mediation. The enclosed DVD contains a mock mediation conducted during a regular practical session of EMTPJ 2011, which is commented by one of the EMTPJ lecturers.