Mediator neutrality would appear, by definition, to be a necessary and required ethical principle for all mediators to practice. But what is meant by neutrality in mediation? Is it practically possible to be completely neutral between parties in mediation while at the same time being fair to both of them? This paper attempts to answer these two questions
Neutrality as an attribute of the practice of mediation has been criticised in the mediation literat...
Mediation is continuing to emerge as a highly adaptable and effective method for resolving legal con...
Abstract The mediator can play an active role in creating the ethical framework in the conflict medi...
Mediator neutrality would appear, by definition, to be a necessary and required ethical principle fo...
After more than a decade of critique about the concept of neutrality in mediation, there is no conse...
This article draws on an empirical study of community mediation to question the possibility and desi...
This article draws on an empirical study of community mediation to question the possibility and desi...
The neutrality of a third party who decides or mediates disputes is central to our ideas of fairness...
Neutrality is arguably no longer an uncontested founding principle for the practice of mediation sin...
Mediator neutrality continues to be a highly debated and contested concept for mediation practice. T...
Revision of the National Mediator Accreditation System, effective from 1 July 2015, removes the requ...
In conflict mediation understanding the concept and mastering the skill of neutrality is perceived a...
The notion of neutrality has long been criticised in the mediation literature. It is often said tha...
The notion of neutrality has long been criticised in the mediation literature. It is often said that...
Purpose: Explores the appropriate role and approach of mediators and investigates whether mediator n...
Neutrality as an attribute of the practice of mediation has been criticised in the mediation literat...
Mediation is continuing to emerge as a highly adaptable and effective method for resolving legal con...
Abstract The mediator can play an active role in creating the ethical framework in the conflict medi...
Mediator neutrality would appear, by definition, to be a necessary and required ethical principle fo...
After more than a decade of critique about the concept of neutrality in mediation, there is no conse...
This article draws on an empirical study of community mediation to question the possibility and desi...
This article draws on an empirical study of community mediation to question the possibility and desi...
The neutrality of a third party who decides or mediates disputes is central to our ideas of fairness...
Neutrality is arguably no longer an uncontested founding principle for the practice of mediation sin...
Mediator neutrality continues to be a highly debated and contested concept for mediation practice. T...
Revision of the National Mediator Accreditation System, effective from 1 July 2015, removes the requ...
In conflict mediation understanding the concept and mastering the skill of neutrality is perceived a...
The notion of neutrality has long been criticised in the mediation literature. It is often said tha...
The notion of neutrality has long been criticised in the mediation literature. It is often said that...
Purpose: Explores the appropriate role and approach of mediators and investigates whether mediator n...
Neutrality as an attribute of the practice of mediation has been criticised in the mediation literat...
Mediation is continuing to emerge as a highly adaptable and effective method for resolving legal con...
Abstract The mediator can play an active role in creating the ethical framework in the conflict medi...
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