Alternative Dispute Resolution: Why It Doesn't Work and Why
Five Ways to Keep Disputes Out of Court
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‘Sulu Sultan’ not giving up Sabah claim
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MEDIATION IN MALAYSIA: IS IT FACILITATIVE, EVALUATIVE OR TRANSFORMATIVE?
REMOVING HANDICAPS TO THE WIDESPREAD USE OF MEDIATION IN MAJOR COMMERCIAL/INTERNATIONAL DISPUTES
China's Xi sidesteps SE Asia pressure over South China Sea disputes
The popularity of mediation in Thailand is well known and undeniable. It has reached such levels, in fact, that even prominent litigation firms actively seek out to promote mediation to meet demand. Why is this? To understand the reasoning, it seems appropriate to see exactly how traditional firms...
By Sorawit Limparangsri and Montri Sillapamahabundit Mediation has increasingly become a mainstream dispute resolution mechanism in Thailand during the past decade with ample room for growth and improvement. Although mediation, in various forms and practices, has been embedded in Thai culture for ages,...
Convening lead author: Ahmad Dhiaulhaq Lead authors: Toon De Bruyn, Kanchana Wiset, Rawee Thaworn, David Gritten, and Yurdi Yasmi Contributing authors: Somying Soontornwong and Sureerat Kritsanarangsan Throughout Asia, forestry and environmental conservation is one of the greatest challenges facing...
By AhmadDhiaulhaq, ToonDeBruyn and DavidGritten The abundance and intensity of forest and land conflicts in Southeast Asia highlights the importance of sound and robust strategies in transforming the conflicts. This study aims to increase the understanding of the role of mediation in transforming...
The Platform of Insider Peacebuilders (IPP) brings together Thai-Buddhists, Thai-Chinese, Malay-Muslims and people with different political convictions who share a common interest in the peaceful settlement of the conflict in the Deep South of Thailand, in the region of Pat(t)ani. The Platform started...
