How to Master Commercial Mediation: An Essential Three-part Manual for Business Mediators

How to Master Commercial Mediation: An Essential Three-part Manual for Business Mediators
by: David Richbell (Author)
Publisher: Bloomsbury Professional
Edition: Pap/DVD
Publication Date: 31 Dec. 2014
Language: English
Print Length: 400 pages
ISBN-10: 1780436823
ISBN-13: 9781780436821
Book Description
David Richbell is ranked fifth in the top ten “Most Highly Regarded Commercial Mediators in the World” by Who’s Who Legal 2014 How to Master Commercial Mediation is for all commercial mediators whether they are just starting out or are fully trained. Contents: Part 1 Moulding: Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 The Core Skills; Chapter 3 Case Study; Chapter 4 Preparing Stage; Chapter 5 Opening Stage; Chapter 6 Exploring Stage; Chapter 7 Negotiating Stage; Chapter 8 Concluding Stage; Chapter 9 Setting Up a Mediation Practice; Chapter 10 An Overview of the English Legal System; Appendix 1 Responses to Mediator Challenges; Appendix 2 Recommended Reading List Part 2 Maturing: Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Psychology in Mediation (Paul Randolph); Chapter 3 It s All About Relationships (David Richbell and Henry Brown); Chapter 4 Intercultural Mediation: The Fundamentals (Joanna Kalowski); Chapter 5 Further Communications Skills (Jane Walmsley); Chapter 6 Sector Specialisms; Chapter 7 Learning from Other Mediation Disciplines; Chapter 8 Analysing risk (Elizabeth Jones QC and John Clark); Chapter 9 Mediation ethics (with Michel Kallipetis QC); Chapter 10 Achieving Excellence a Delicate Balance (Heather Allen); Chapter 11 Conclusion (David Richbell) 347 Part 3 Mastering: Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 The Route to Mastery; Chapter 3 From Mastery to Incompetence; Chapter 4 Trust, Truth, Love and Forgiveness (or rather Greed, Lies, Hatred and Revenge); Chapter 5 Mediator Bias (Paul Gibson); Chapter 6 Intercultural Mediation: A Digest of Theory and Practice (Joanna Kalowski); Chapter 7 One Continent, Many Methods (introduction by Bill Marsh); Chapter 8 Use of Interpreters in Mediation (Xiaohui Yuan); Chapter 9 Enhancing the Political Process (John Sturrock); Chapter 10 Beyond Mediation (Tony Willis); Chapter 11 Standards and Regulation; Chapter 12 What We Do Changes the World (with Stephen Ruttle QC)