Kinga Anna Gajda is the director of and associate professor at the Institute of European Studies at the Jagiellonian University.Marta Pietras-Eichberger, mediator, attorney at law, is an assistant professor at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, in the Department of European Philosophy.Małgorzata Skawiñska, advocate, accredited mediator, has a PhD in law and has hosted several ADR & Mediation lectures and workshops.

• Table of contentsForewordPart I Mediation in an International EnvironmentChapter IKinga Anna Gajda, Intercultural Competence in Mediation: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Understanding, Adapting, and Integrating Conflict Resolution StrategiesChapter IIFederico Reggio, Law and Habilitation to Dialogue: the Challenge of Mediation from a (Paduan) legal-philosophical PerspectiveChapter IIIMarta Pietras-Eichberger, The Concept of Mediation in International Public LawChapter IVAnna Moskwa, Types of Arguments Used in Negotiations Topical - Rhetorical Aspects of Mediation an Attempt at Theoretical Reflection in the Light of Chaïma Perelman’s Legal ArgumentsChapter VViktor Glied & Andrea Schmidt, The Balkans powder keg reloaded. Hungary and the Western Balkan region in the crossroads of the European integrationPart IIComparative Mediation in the Light of National LawChapter VIMa³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation for Sustainable Resolution of Commercial Disputes within the Polish Legal Framework: A Path to Sustainable DevelopmentChapter VIIIsidoro Barbagallo, Civil and Commercial Mediation in Italy-Part One: Orgines and Functioning for a Comparative ViewChapter VIIIValeria Botti, Mediation of civil affairs in Italy- Second Part: Tax benefits in the fiscal approach to supporting sustainabilityChapter IXLara Pair, Ma³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation in Switzerland: A Comprehensive OverviewChapter XIndrė Korsakovienė, Agnė Tvaronavièienė, The Latest Amendments Of The Law On Mediation In Lithuania: A Robust Framework For The Continuing Development Of The Profession Of Mediator?　Chapter XIMa³gorzata Babula, Mediations - Icelandic modelChapter XIISayali Ganu-Dabake, Mediation: An Indian PerspectiveChapter XIIIIwona Pruszyñska, Mediation in Australia: Development and Successful Practice in Both: Aboriginal and Wester Society and Their Possible CollaborationChapter XIVYue-En Chong, Mediation as a Method of Resolving Conflicts in SingaporeChapter XVAlina Serhieieva, Frames of Regulation of the Mediator Profession: Is the Access to the Profession Inclusive?

Kinga Anna Gajda is the director of and associate professor at the Institute of European Studies at the Jagiellonian University.Marta Pietras-Eichberger, mediator, attorney at law, is an assistant professor at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, in the Department of European Philosophy.Małgorzata Skawiñska, advocate, accredited mediator, has a PhD in law and has hosted several ADR & Mediation lectures and workshops.

• Table of contentsForewordPart I Mediation in an International EnvironmentChapter IKinga Anna Gajda, Intercultural Competence in Mediation: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Understanding, Adapting, and Integrating Conflict Resolution StrategiesChapter IIFederico Reggio, Law and Habilitation to Dialogue: the Challenge of Mediation from a (Paduan) legal-philosophical PerspectiveChapter IIIMarta Pietras-Eichberger, The Concept of Mediation in International Public LawChapter IVAnna Moskwa, Types of Arguments Used in Negotiations Topical - Rhetorical Aspects of Mediation an Attempt at Theoretical Reflection in the Light of Chaïma Perelman’s Legal ArgumentsChapter VViktor Glied & Andrea Schmidt, The Balkans powder keg reloaded. Hungary and the Western Balkan region in the crossroads of the European integrationPart IIComparative Mediation in the Light of National LawChapter VIMa³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation for Sustainable Resolution of Commercial Disputes within the Polish Legal Framework: A Path to Sustainable DevelopmentChapter VIIIsidoro Barbagallo, Civil and Commercial Mediation in Italy-Part One: Orgines and Functioning for a Comparative ViewChapter VIIIValeria Botti, Mediation of civil affairs in Italy- Second Part: Tax benefits in the fiscal approach to supporting sustainabilityChapter IXLara Pair, Ma³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation in Switzerland: A Comprehensive OverviewChapter XIndrė Korsakovienė, Agnė Tvaronavièienė, The Latest Amendments Of The Law On Mediation In Lithuania: A Robust Framework For The Continuing Development Of The Profession Of Mediator?　Chapter XIMa³gorzata Babula, Mediations - Icelandic modelChapter XIISayali Ganu-Dabake, Mediation: An Indian PerspectiveChapter XIIIIwona Pruszyñska, Mediation in Australia: Development and Successful Practice in Both: Aboriginal and Wester Society and Their Possible CollaborationChapter XIVYue-En Chong, Mediation as a Method of Resolving Conflicts in SingaporeChapter XVAlina Serhieieva, Frames of Regulation of the Mediator Profession: Is the Access to the Profession Inclusive?

Kinga Anna Gajda is the director of and associate professor at the Institute of European Studies at the Jagiellonian University.Marta Pietras-Eichberger, mediator, attorney at law, is an assistant professor at the Institute of European Studies, Jagiellonian University, in the Department of European Philosophy.Małgorzata Skawiñska, advocate, accredited mediator, has a PhD in law and has hosted several ADR & Mediation lectures and workshops.

• Table of contentsForewordPart I Mediation in an International EnvironmentChapter IKinga Anna Gajda, Intercultural Competence in Mediation: A Cultural Studies Perspective on Understanding, Adapting, and Integrating Conflict Resolution StrategiesChapter IIFederico Reggio, Law and Habilitation to Dialogue: the Challenge of Mediation from a (Paduan) legal-philosophical PerspectiveChapter IIIMarta Pietras-Eichberger, The Concept of Mediation in International Public LawChapter IVAnna Moskwa, Types of Arguments Used in Negotiations Topical - Rhetorical Aspects of Mediation an Attempt at Theoretical Reflection in the Light of Chaïma Perelman’s Legal ArgumentsChapter VViktor Glied & Andrea Schmidt, The Balkans powder keg reloaded. Hungary and the Western Balkan region in the crossroads of the European integrationPart IIComparative Mediation in the Light of National LawChapter VIMa³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation for Sustainable Resolution of Commercial Disputes within the Polish Legal Framework: A Path to Sustainable DevelopmentChapter VIIIsidoro Barbagallo, Civil and Commercial Mediation in Italy-Part One: Orgines and Functioning for a Comparative ViewChapter VIIIValeria Botti, Mediation of civil affairs in Italy- Second Part: Tax benefits in the fiscal approach to supporting sustainabilityChapter IXLara Pair, Ma³gorzata Skawiñska, Mediation in Switzerland: A Comprehensive OverviewChapter XIndrė Korsakovienė, Agnė Tvaronavièienė, The Latest Amendments Of The Law On Mediation In Lithuania: A Robust Framework For The Continuing Development Of The Profession Of Mediator?　Chapter XIMa³gorzata Babula, Mediations - Icelandic modelChapter XIISayali Ganu-Dabake, Mediation: An Indian PerspectiveChapter XIIIIwona Pruszyñska, Mediation in Australia: Development and Successful Practice in Both: Aboriginal and Wester Society and Their Possible CollaborationChapter XIVYue-En Chong, Mediation as a Method of Resolving Conflicts in SingaporeChapter XVAlina Serhieieva, Frames of Regulation of the Mediator Profession: Is the Access to the Profession Inclusive?