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Why We Disagree about the Climate Impact of Forestry - A Quantitative Analysis of Swedish Research. [PDF]

Environ Manage
Englund G, Eggers J, Jonsson BG, Schulte M, Skytt T.   +4 more
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The Importance of Using Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques and Processes in the Ethical and Informed Representation of Children

, 2006
Kelly Browe Olson
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Commercial Alternative Dispute Resolution: by Maxwell J Fulton [PDF]

Bond Law Review
Laurence Boulle
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Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Supermart for Law Reform

, 1984
Dorothy W. Nelson
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Alternative dispute resolution

The issues of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) have become relevant in legal science and practice, due to the desire to optimize conflict resolution in the field of civil law relations. The textbook is designed to expand, deepen and better assimilate knowledge in the field of ADR.
Dmitriy Knyazev
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Alternative Dispute Resolution

The Nurse Practitioner, 2007
Abstract Going to trial should always be seen as a last resort. A detailed risk assessment by both parties should ultimately, in all but exceptional cases, allow a settlement to be reached. A number of factors need to be considered in approaching such a risk assessment.
Cathy A, Klein, Ari B, Klein
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Unleashing Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Resolving Complex Legal- Technical Issues Arising in Cyberspace Lensing E-Commerce and Intellectual Property: Proliferation of E-Commerce Digital Economy

REVISTA BRASILEIRA DE ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION, 2023
The rapid growth of cyberspace has brought about numerous legal and technical challenges, often requiring innovative solutions for effective dispute resolution.
Bhupinder Singh
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Alternative Dispute Resolution

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Abstract Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is an umbrella term to describe an array of social and institutional methods for resolving disputes. These methods offer individual and collective disputants a panoply of forum shopping options, each taking place in different intrinsic, inherited, and constructed cultural contexts.
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