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Series 1: Vous Parlez Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Washington DC!
INTRODUCTION
The blogger, host and producer of Expert Views on Alternative Dispute Resolution (EVA) Show is currently in Washington DC, conducting research on the street of DC on whether people living in the US Capital city can Vous Parlez ADR (speak ADR). In sum, are they aware that they can opt for ADR or that these processes do exist?
WHAT PROMPTED THE RESEARCH / SERIES :
The series was founded on two (2) of the Blogger’s PhD thesis findings, ‘the Need for ‘Mass Advocacy Awareness on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)’ and ‘Why ADR is more prevalent or popular in Developed countries than it is in Developing Countries.’
AIM OF THE SERIES:
Essentially, the research has three aims first, disseminating ADR to non-academics that would not have the time to read research papers and, of course, potential users of ADR in a bid to get more people to opt for ADR.
Finally, ADR must be included in the educational curriculum and made compulsory in primary and Secondary schools. For instance, in most jurisdictions, students are not even allowed to specialise in Arbitration, Collaborative Law, or Mediation, amongst others, as core dispute resolution courses and in other jurisdictions, it is not a compulsory course yet even in Law Schools. This creates an unbalanced story or, better put, it is not on equal footing with its counterpart in litigation.
CONCLUSION
Findings of the research will be uploaded via my social media platforms and podcast channel- Expert Views on ADR (EVA) Show.
#Selling ADR to the common man on the streets!
Stay Tuned!
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By Dr Chinwe Egbunike-Umegbolu
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INTRODUCTION
The blogger, host and producer of Expert Views on Alternative Dispute Resolution (EVA) Show is currently in Washington DC, conducting research on the street of DC on whether people living in the US Capital city can Vous Parlez ADR (speak ADR). In sum, are they aware that they can opt for ADR or that these processes do exist?
WHAT PROMPTED THE RESEARCH / SERIES :
The series was founded on two (2) of the Blogger’s PhD thesis findings, ‘the Need for ‘Mass Advocacy Awareness on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)’ and ‘Why ADR is more prevalent or popular in Developed countries than it is in Developing Countries.’
AIM OF THE SERIES:
Essentially, the research has three aims first, disseminating ADR to non-academics that would not have the time to read research papers and, of course, potential users of ADR in a bid to get more people to opt for ADR.
Finally, ADR must be included in the educational curriculum and made compulsory in primary and Secondary schools. For instance, in most jurisdictions, students are not even allowed to specialise in Arbitration, Collaborative Law, or Mediation, amongst others, as core dispute resolution courses and in other jurisdictions, it is not a compulsory course yet even in Law Schools. This creates an unbalanced story or, better put, it is not on equal footing with its counterpart in litigation.
CONCLUSION
Findings of the research will be uploaded via my social media platforms and podcast channel- Expert Views on ADR (EVA) Show.
#Selling ADR to the common man on the streets!
Stay Tuned!