This book brings together the views of 16 leading mediation professionals from different sectors, all of whom have practised mediation for a number of years.
The detailed profiles include accounts of their practice and how it has evolved, with a focus on how they apply theory to practice, including various case studies and the different models of mediation they employ.
Despite the fact that the experts are from different disciplines - including commercial, international relations, environmental and family mediation - a set of common principles emerges. These are impartiality, independence, neutrality and flexibility. It becomes apparent that, despite the contributors' individual disciplines, they all apply and identify with these core principles.
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