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The Mediation Series is a celebration of the long-term work of the International Finance Corporation (IFC), member of the World Bank Group, in helping client countries adopt and integrate mediation to increase the effectiveness of their conflict resolution systems. Since 2004, IFC has extended technical assistance to both governments and the private sector to ensure that mediation is established effectively. IFC’s projects cover the Balkans, East and South Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, and the Middle East and North Africa and have led to a considerable increase in the use of commercial mediation. The success and the expansion of our mediation projects globally and the scarcity of material in Arabic have inspired the Mediation Series. The series offers a unique and comprehensive set of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) learning resources for users, policy makers, lawyers, judges, and ADR professionals. The resources aim to support the growth and sustainability of mediation and ADR in the region and beyond.
Corruption seriously damages the fabric of society. It wrongly enriches criminals at the expense of public trust in institutions, creates an unlevel playing field for law-abiding businesses, and radically limits progress on the United Nations’ ...
Criminal activities that affect the environment and natural resources are on the increase and pose an increasingly serious threat to development. Data and analyses reviewed by the World Bank’s Community of Practice on ENRLE begin to show the ma...
It is now widely accepted that the ‘rule of law’ is key to sustainable development. The different legal or rule-based systems in any given society underpin the institutions that govern both market and non-market interactions; they determi...
This report, prepared by foreign law specialists, analysts, and consultants of the Law Library of Congress, describes the programs of eighteen countries and the European Union involving combating human trafficking, with a special focus on the trainin...
This paper examines the extent to which dispute resolvers in customary law systems provide widely understandable justifications for their decisions. The paper first examines the liberal-democratic reasons for the importance of publicity, understood t...
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