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Dani El Habel

PhD Candidate Aix-Marseille University and volunteer at IM Campus
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PhD Candidate Aix-Marseille University and volunteer at IM Campus
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Posted 19 May 2022
Effective communication can be considered the most important element for the success of a mediation process. If the parties do
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Posted 25 Jan 2022
The year 2021 was marked, like its two predecessors, by major commercial disruptions due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, alternative
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Posted 26 Oct 2021
The overhaul of arbitration rules in order to adapt to different issues is of primary interest, in order to promote

Featured IM Campus contributors

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Turkey
Sezil Durmuş is an Attorney at Law registered in Istanbul Bar and a Mediator registered in Turkish Ministry of Justice. She focuses her practice on Contracts Law, Corporate Law and Employment Law by assisting her clients in structuring and negotiating legal transactions.
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Romania
Constantin-Adi Gavrilă received his constitutional law PhD from the University of Craiova with emphasis on “Mediation and Access to Justice” and is a well-known Romanian mediator with 20 years of experience in the field of dispute resolution.
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Portugal
Ana´s professional expertise in online dispute resolution (ODR) has focused on enhancing the quality of the mediation practice using ICT- information and communication technology.
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United Kingdom
Ian joined the British Army in 1980 and spent 37 years in uniform, retiring in 2017. He spent most of his service in the Brigade of Gurkhas in many places around the world. He has spent that last 8 years working as a humanitarian.
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Lithuania
Miglė is a lawyer and an active state-certified mediator. She is also a scientific expert on mediation, having concentrated on comparative aspects of laws on mediation in many European jurisdictions during her PhD research and her work with the CEPEJ Working Group on Mediation.