Call for Papers, Advances in Comparative and Transnational ADR, Hong Kong March 2019

Lots to blog about this morning!

I saw this call for papers on our US sister blog, Indisputably, and thought it was too good not to share here too.

The Law Faculty at the University of Hong Kong will be hosting a research forum March 8-9, 2019 on Advances in Comparative & Transnational ADR: Research into Practice to which we  warmly invite submissions for consideration.

 

  • The focus of the forum is on exploring the challenges and opportunities of understanding and assessing developments in systems of dispute resolution in diverse social and political contexts through comparative research.  Papers may cover topics such as practical considerations in conducting comparative work in the field of transnational and cross-border dispute resolution, insights from recent multi-country studies, and consideration as to how research may inform policy reform in ADR institutions regionally and transnationally. We hope the forum will facilitate research collaboration that will also translate into positive policy applications and directions for future study.
  • For those wishing to submit a paper for consideration:
a) By 10 December 2018, please e-mail us:
(i) an abstract of your paper (up to 200 words);
(i) your biography (100 words);
(iii) indicate whether you intend to submit your paper for the conference publication; and
(iv) indicate whether you have any objections to being a discussant at the forum.
Submissions may be sent to: sali@hku.hk
More info here.
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About Associate Professor Becky Batagol

Dr Becky Batagol is an Associate Professor of law at the Faculty of Law, Monash University. She is a researcher and teacher with a focus on gender, family law, family violence, non-adversarial justice, dispute resolution, gender, child protection and constitutional law. Becky is the co-author of Non-Adversarial Justice (2nd ed, 2014), Bargaining in the Shadow of the Law? The Case of Family Mediation (2011) and the author of many academic articles. Becky, alongside Dr Jessica Mant, is the President of the Australian Dispute Resolution Research Network in 2024-25.

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