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Alternative dispute resolution methods in business relationships focused on mediation
Ištocyová, Aurélia ; Pauknerová, Monika (advisor) ; Růžička, Květoslav (referee)
This (diploma) thesis aims to introduce alternative dispute resolution within international business relationships and it subsequently focuses on one of them, which is mediation. This topic was chosen with regards to its recency and an evolving trend of alternative dispute resolution both in Czech Republic, and abroad. The thesis is divided into eight chapters. Introductory chapter introduces the issue of ADR, their characteristics, advantages and the division. The second chapter focuses on the definition of business relationships, international business relationships and suitability of application of ADR in these cases. The third chapter is dedicated to the characteristics of individual types of ADR such as negotiation, conciliation, collaborative law, arbitration, med-arb, medaloa, minitrial and expertise and their mutual comparison. The fourth chapter is devoted to the legislation of ADR within Czech Republic and subsequently to the international legislation of ADR. The fifth chapter focuses on mediation, its characteristics, definition, its forms, history and both national, and international legislation. The sixth chapter aims to introduce mediation within private international law. In the seventh chapter the mediator is characterised by using the comparison of the Czech and Austrian...
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Alternative dispute resolution methods in business relationships focused on mediation
Ištocyová, Aurélia ; Dobiáš, Petr (advisor) ; Růžička, Květoslav (referee)
This thesis aims to introduce alternative dispute resolution within international business relationships and it subsequently focuses on one of them, which is mediation. This topic was chosen with regards to its recency and an evolving trend of alternative dispute resolution both in Czech Republic, and abroad. The thesis is divided into eight chapters. Introductory chapter introduces the issue of ADR, their characteristics, advantages and the division. The second chapter focuses on the definition of business relationships, international business relationships and suitability of application of ADR in these cases. The third chapter is dedicated to the characteristics of individual types of ADR such as negotiation, conciliation, collaborative law, arbitration, med-arb, medaloa, minitrial and expertise and their mutual comparison. The fourth chapter is devoted to the legislation of ADR within Czech Republic and subsequently to the international legislation of ADR. The fifth chapter focuses on mediation, its characteristics, definition, its forms, history and both national, and international legislation. The sixth chapter aims to introduce mediation within private international law. In the seventh chapter the mediator is characterised by using the comparison of the Czech and Austrian legislation. Final...
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