Mediation in Australia
Description:... Mediation in Australia focuses on key themes and issues that are essential knowledge for effective mediation practice, including the established place of mediation in the contemporary practice of law; the core values and theories that underlie mediation; mediation procedure and the roles of those involved; the elements of modern mediation practice in Australia; and the laws and court decisions that regulate aspects of the mediation process. Attention is also given to the important issues of quality, standards and accountability in mediation, the future directions of mediation practice and relevant comparative developments in the field.
As author of three editions of the ground-breaking work Mediation Principles, Process, Practice Laurence Boulle brings to this new work more than 20 years of experience in mediation and dispute resolution practice, scholarship and analysis. Rachael Field, a prolific scholar, joins the author team, contributing to a revised and refreshed treatment of mediation in Australia and abroad. The work builds on the foundations of its predecessors in a new, more concise format.
This book has been written for teachers and students of mediation, those who practise in the field, and judges, lawyers and other law officials involved in considering the many legal facets of mediation practice. It complements Boulle and Alexander's LexisNexis Skills Series -- Mediation Skills and Techniques.
Features
- Provides key information to support mediation practice
- Authoritative author team
- Aligns with mediation standards to support the accreditation process
- Develops up-to-date understanding of practice issues
Related Titles
Alexander, Howieson & Fox, Negotiation: Strategy Style Skills, 3rd ed, 2015Boulle & Alexander, LexisNexis Skills Series: Mediation ‒ Skills and Techniques, 2nd ed, 2012Boulle & Field, Australian Dispute Resolution: Law and Practice, 2017Condliffe, Conflict Management: A Practical Guide, 5th ed, 2016Holmes & Brown, The International Arbitration Act 1974: A Commentary, 2nd ed,Legg (ed), Resolving Civil Disputes, 2017
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