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The Aftermath of Covid-19 has already had a dramatic impact on the society as whole and its consequences and impact will be felt for a significant period of time. This book explores the evolution of ADR, reflecting on ADR as it was before the pandemic, as it is now and what it will become. Furthermore, this book focuses on how such evolution presents a pathway towards the future of ADR and international cooperation within the ADR community.This book received contribution from various ADR enthusiasts from around the world.
This book is the brainchild of Founding Partners of MediateGuru: Mr. Param Bhamra & Mr. Aditya Mathur. The Editors of this book are: Prof. Dr. Bryan Clark, Prof. Dr. Ashu Dhiman, Ms. Amanda J. Lee & Mr. William Patrick.
Param Bhamra | Aditya Mathur
MediateGuru is a social initiative led by members across the globe. The aim of the organization is to build a bridge using which more law students can be encouraged to opt for ADR methods. MediateGuru is creating a social awareness campaign for showcasing mediation as a future of alternative dispute resolution to provide ease to the judiciary as well as to the pockets of general litigants. MediateGuru has recorded its reach in over 120+ countries.
This book contains selected Chapters from:
Two Paths to The Same End? A Discussion of the Future of Hong Kong And Macau As International Legal And Dispute Resolution Service Hubs – By Mr. Charles Ho Wang Mak
The Evolution of Mediation in Greece – By Ms. Vassiliki Koumpli
Mediating Online: among the Praises and Diatribes – By Ms. Mariam Skhulukhia
Comparative Analysis of the Mediation Regimes in Greece and Germany – By Ms. Stefanie G. Efstathiou & Mr. Spyridon Batzios
Industrial Dispute Settlement using Online Dispute Resolution Mechanism in Bangladesh: The new normal during the Global Crisis – By- Md. Arif Mahmud & Lamia Khan Shethil
The Conundrum of the Enforcement Regime under The Singapore Convention on Mediation – By Ms. Kavya Budhiraja
The Inevitable Peace Making Approach of a Successful Mediation – By Aluko Deborah Tofunmi
The Evolution of Alternative Dispute Resolution in India – By Dr. Smarita Mohanty
Legislation and ADR practices in Developing Nations: (Zimbabwe Case Study) – By Mr. Gerald Taremekedzwa Musengi
Comparative perusal of ADR And ODR Mechanisms in India and The United Kingdom – By Ms. Ananaya Khare & Mr. Anukirat Singh Baweja
Online Dispute Resolution Need of the hour – By Mr. R.V. Ramani
The shift from Alternative Dispute Resolution to Online Dispute Resolution – By Mr. Samay Jain
