Dispute System Design

Amsler, Lisa Blomgren; Martinez, Janet; Smith, Stephanie E.

doi:10.1515/9781503611368

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Design Of a Dispute Resolution System For Scotland1

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“…The design literature asks the principal question 'who is the client in dispute resolution design?' (Amsler et al, 2019(Amsler et al, , 2020 which is not addressed expressly in the Expert Group Report. ; what are the resources; and how does one allocate success and accountability as well as secure learning from the process?…”

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Designing mediation for Scottish Civil Courts: Options and opportunity

Ross

2021

Journal of Strategic Contracting and Negotiation

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In this article, the author examines whether the dispute resolution processes proposed in 2019 for civil courts in Scotland are suitable for the context of civil justice in Scotland in 2020 and the future. They are measured according to the policy context, what is known about the purposes of litigation, dispute system design and the needs and cultures of an adversarial civil justice system currently grappling with the impact of coronavirus restrictions.

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Designing mediation for Scottish Civil Courts: Options and opportunity

Ross

2021

Journal of Strategic Contracting and Negotiation

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Case Study: The Development and Evaluation of Relationship Australia Queensland’s Online Family Dispute Resolution System

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Zeleznikow

2021

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Nordic Family Mediation: Towards a System of Differentiated Services?

Nylund

2023

Children in Custody Disputes

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This contribution maps and analyses the definition, purpose, and content of alternative legal proceedings in custody conflicts in the various Scandinavian legal systems. It finds that such proceedings occur both as part of legal and social services, but there is a lack of coordination between them. Expert mediators are involved in some of the proceedings, but their qualifications and methods are not yet defined. Ultimately, the conclusion is drawn that the lack of clear content, role definition, and coordination, results in alternative legal proceedings that insufficiently account for the rights and perspectives of the child.

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Dispute System Design

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Designing mediation for Scottish Civil Courts: Options and opportunity

Designing mediation for Scottish Civil Courts: Options and opportunity

Case Study: The Development and Evaluation of Relationship Australia Queensland’s Online Family Dispute Resolution System

Nordic Family Mediation: Towards a System of Differentiated Services?

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