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What is the International Competition for Online Dispute Resolution (ICODR)?
ICODR is the first of its kind international competition for online dispute resolution. Competitors are law school students from all over the globe who come together virtually to test their skills in negotiation, mediation, arbitration and soon litigation. Competitors role play as advocates or neutrals in hypothetical cases facilitated by state of the art online dispute resolution platforms.
To Learn More: To get a sense how ICODR works please take a look at:
- "ICODR 2003: Helping Humanity Progress," by ICODR co-founder and organizer Professor Benjamin G. Davis - University of Toledo College of Law.
- "ICODR 2004: Enhancing Understanding" a draft of article by Benjamin G. Davis - University of Toledo Law School and Alan Gaitenby - University of Massachusetts Center for Information Technology and Dispute Resolution in the Asian Dispute Review
- "The Fourth Party Rises: Evolving Spaces of ODR," Draft of paper (to be published in University of Toledo's Law Review) presented at the University of Toledo College of Law's International Symposium on ICODR, April 21-22, 2006.
For further information please contact ICODR organizers:
