Ethics in Alternative Dispute Resolution

Author: Ojelabi and Mary Anne Noone
Publisher: The Federation Press
ISBN: 9781760021306
Published In: February 2017
Format: Paperback
Jurisdiction: Australia ? Disclaimer:
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Addressing ethical issues in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes in no easy feat. What can an ADR practitioner do to support party self-determination when there is concern about a party’s capacity; what is a practitioner’s responsibility for substantive justice; does a practitioner’s competence impact on the justice outcome. How an ADR practitioner responds to ethical concerns will influence the quality of justice, both procedural and substantive.

The articles in this Special Issue, drawn from those presented at an ADR Ethics symposium for ADR practitioners in 2015, provide insights into aspects of justice, quality and practice issues in diverse ADR settings including mediation, family dispute resolution, restorative justice and statutory dispute resolution. Collectively the articles advance our understanding of the complex issue of ADR ethics.

Introduction

Lola Akin Ojelabi and Mary Anne Noone

ADR Processes: Connections Between Purpose, Values, Ethics and Justice

Lola Akin Ojelabi and Mary Anne Noone

Inequality in America and Spillover Effects on Mediation Practice: Disputing for the 1 Percent and the 99 Percent

Ellen Waldman

Ethics in Mediation: Centralising Relationships of Trust

Susan Douglas

An Ethical Evaluation Process for Mediators: a Preliminary Exploration of Factors which Impact Ethical Decision-Making

Bobette Wolski

Playing the Language Game of Family Mediation: Implications for Mediator Ethics

Rachael Field and Jonathan Crowe