Archives: March 2007
Sat Mar 31, 2007
Showing resolution
Showing resolution
30 Mar 2007
Private online ADR could be the future, and relieve pressure on courts, says Jeremy Barnett
http://www.claimscouncil.org/news/2007/03/30/showing-resolution
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Tue Mar 27, 2007
ODR Seminar at UMass-Boston in mid-June
I'm teaching "Online Dispute Resolution: The State of the Art" at my alma mater, UMass-Boston, on Wednesday, June 13th, right before eBay Live the next day.
Here's the description from the UMass-Boston website:
"Online Dispute Resolution [ODR] is the hottest area of the ADR field right now. But it is still in its infancy, and there are many questions about how and when to apply ODR to disputes. Do the rules of offline ADR apply to ODR? How does technology change the equation? Can ODR be effective when parties are not looking into the other side’s eyes? How can offline neutrals best translate their skills online? How can ODR compliment ADR?
In this Seminar we’ll examine the development of ODR, think through some of the new challenges it poses to neutrals and systems designers, and look at the major providers, administrative agencies, and international organizations currently involved. We’ll also get to try out state-of-the-art ODR technologies through a series of simulations, and to begin to wrestle with the challenges of providing effective dispute resolution online."
Schedule, Location, and Fee
Wednesday June 13; 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Taylor Center, Wheatley Building , UMass Boston; 3rd floor
Fee: $150 [includes continental breakfast, afternoon snack, and all materials]
registration limited to 24 participants
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I'd love to see some odr.info readers there! Let me know (crule at ebay dot com) if you have any questions about what we're going to cover.
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New paper on asymmetrical negotiations by Jim Ring
We in the ODR world have talked a lot about blind bidding over the years, and I'm sure that conversation will continue in Liverpool, especially since Charlie Bronfman, the co-founder of Cybersettle, will be in attendance. However, today I was notified about a new paper discussing asymmetrical direct negotiation processes, and I think it will also generate a lot of interesting conversation in Liverpool. I believe that precepts of symmetry sometimes hold a lot of sway in dispute resolution systems design, even when they don't necessarily correlate with fairness or mutually acceptable outcomes. "Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Approaches to Non-Cooperative Bargaining," by Jim Ring of Appellex, thinks through that issue with great focus and clarity.
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Fri Mar 02, 2007
On line real time event in Spanish, March 22nd Mobbing & ODR, broadcast form Buenos Aires Argentina 10.30 AM Argentina time (13.30 GMT).
Guest speaker Dra Viviana Laura Diaz, mobbing expert, Labour Ministry.
II ENCUENTRO PROYECTO " CENTRO VIRTUAL DE RESOLUCION DE CONFLICTOS LATINOAMERICA" CVRCLA(RED-ODR)
Amigos!!: Les anuncio que el II ENCUENTRO VIRTUAL CVRCLA RED/ODR, se llevara a cabo el dia 22 de Marzo a las 10.30 hs AM de Argentina.
Tendremos el honor de contar con la presentacion de la Dra Viviana Laura Diaz, especialista en "Acoso Moral en el Trabajo"(mobbing)
El titulo de su conferencia virtual "en vivo" sera: MOBBING UN FLAGELO NEGOCIABLE A TRAVES DE LA RESOLUCION ELECTRONICA DE DISPUTAS (RED/ODR).
preinscripciones: ae@eventosvirtuales.com.ar
Cordialmente
Dr Alberto Elisavetsky
www.eventosvirtuales.com.ar
http://resolucionelectronicadedisputas.blogspot.com
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