Handbook

This course examines a spectrum of dispute resolution methods that have a trans-national or international dimension, ranging from non-adjudicative methods, such as negotiation and mediation, to adjudicative processes, including international arbitration and international litigation. Emphasis will be placed on understanding these methods within complex, cross-border settings, where varied legal, cultural, … For more content click the Read More button below. The content will be adapted each time the course is run, but will focus on issues across the life cycle of a dispute, such as:• Development of international and comparative approaches to dispute resolution, particularly for mediation and arbitration;• Challenges of managing complex disputes across borders, including enforcing agreements;• Challenges of resolution of disputes where parties have different cultural backgrounds and come from different legal systems;• Issues arising out of the multiplication of procedures for the settlement of international disputes.