Issues in ODR

Eleven

Created in 2022, the Issues in ODR series aims to publish books and research in the fields of online dispute resolution.

Series editor: Daniel Rainey (editor-in-chief).

Producten Proposals Aims

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Consumer Online Dispute Resolution Pathways in Europe

Redactie: Daniel Rainey | Boom

The field of consumer online dispute resolution is going through important developments throughout Europe. New ODR providers are entering the field and a growing number of ADR bodies are relying on... Meer

Paperback

November 2022 | ISBN 9789462363342 | 1e druk | 331 blz.

Levertijd 5-7 werkdagen

97,50

In winkelwagen

E-book

November 2022 | ISBN 9789400112025 | 1e druk | 331 blz.

Direct via e-mail

97,50

In winkelwagen

Integrating Technology into Your Dispute Resolution Practice

Redactie: Daniel Rainey | Boom

Integrating Technology into Your Dispute Resolution Practice: Making Friends with the Fourth Party is intended to offer accessible and useful advice for practitioners on how to choose and use infor... Meer

Paperback

September 2022 | ISBN 9789462363229 | 1e druk | 118 blz.

Levertijd 1-2 werkdagen

58,50

In winkelwagen

E-book

September 2022 | ISBN 9789400111745 | 1e druk | 118 blz.

Direct via e-mail

58,50

In winkelwagen

Proposals

Manuscripts and book proposals can be submitted as a Word document to the editor-in-chief, Daniel Rainey (daniel@danielrainey.us), or the Eleven commissioning editor, Audrey McMahon (a.mcmahon@boom.nl).

Aims

Created in 2022, the Issues in ODR series aims to publish books and research in the fields of online dispute resolution

Much like Eleven’s journal, the International Journal of Online Dispute Resolution, this series, in the form of individual publications, aims to encourage discussion in the public debate regarding the implementation of online dispute resolution and systems that will harmoniously co-exist with current legal and alternative processes to increase access to justice and contribute to establishing an institutional framework of future cross-border ODR systems. Its goal is to form a platform where academics, practitioners and fieldworkers can exchange knowledge and experience, not only across professional groups but also across national borders. The series aims to publish theses, reports, academic research and practical writings in the area of ODR and to encourage discussion. Proposals for textbooks will also be considered.