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Expanding the Shadow of the Law: Designing Efficient Judicial Dispute Resolution Systems in a Digital World—An Empirical Investigation

23 January 2024

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Kathrin Eidenmüller

Conor McLaughlin

Horst Eidenmüller

Civil Procedure Reforms in Commercial Matters in a Post-Pandemic and Post-Brexit World

With this post, we invite you to participate in an anonymous survey on ‘Civil Procedure Reforms in Commercial Matters in a Post-Pandemic and Post-Brexit World’.The world of commercial dispute...

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Kathrin Eidenmüller

Conor McLaughlin

Horst Eidenmüller

Peace Begins with Mediation – Mediating the Russia-Ukraine conflict

Behind every severe conflict lies a series of misperceptions, fears, grievances, and interests that aggressors have chosen to pursue in an acrimonious manner. When transposing this principle to the context...

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Mualla Betul Ozkan

Anna-Sophie Hochgürtel

Arasj Khodadade Jahrome

Carl Alexander Strobel

What is an Arbitration? Artificial Intelligence and the Vanishing Human Arbitrator

Within the universe of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), arbitration enjoys a prominent status. If the disputing parties need a binding decision, but do not want to go to court, arbitration...

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Horst Eidenmüller

Listening to Users’ Expectations of Dispute Resolution Procedures: C2B Disputes and ADR

My recent book Ombudsmen and ADR: a comparative study of informal justice in Europe (Palgrave Macmillan 2018) is about how ordinary people experience part of the informal justice...

19 November 2018

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Naomi Creutzfeldt

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