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INKOVEMA Newsletter<\/h1>\n

Mediation and conflict management<\/h1>\n

# 22<\/h1><\/h1><\/div>

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– Violence<\/strong><\/h3>\n

– Dispute<\/strong><\/h3>\n

– Crime<\/strong><\/h3><\/h1><\/div>

Dispute Atlas Germany online<\/h3>\n

On the Internet, Advocard Insurance maintains a Dispute atlas<\/strong> on the state of development in Germany<\/strong>. Interim result: One in four people are involved in a dispute. Link<\/a><\/p>\n

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Decline in violence?<\/h3>\n

I often write here about the decline in violence and that we humans today live in the most peaceful times on earth. But that is by no means true for everyone and everywhere: After a current study by Save the Children<\/strong><\/em>\u00a0it must be soberly stated that worldwide every sixth child today grows up in a \"war or violence zone\"<\/strong>. Even if the figures were perhaps even worse in the past, this is no reason for satisfaction.<\/p>\n

– Click here to go to the Report in Der Spiegel<\/strong>.\u00a0Link<\/a>
\n– Click here to go to the Website of Save the Children<\/strong>.\u00a0Link<\/a>
\n– To keep things in perspective, we refer here to the new publication by Steven Pinker, of which\u00a0Bill Gates is straight up enthusiastic<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Mediation and liability<\/h3>\n

The BGH recently issued a (Lawyer) mediator sentenced to pay damages,<\/strong> who has worked amateurishly according to the principles of lawyers' liability. But are the principles applicable to lawyers at all or should (lawyer) mediators be treated differently? In addition Lawyer Markus Hartung <\/strong>The mediator is quite unambiguous and deliberately sets himself in opposition to other opinion leaders in the mediation scene. Link<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>

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Collective dispute resolution in court<\/h3>\n

It is hoped that a standardised network of collective dispute resolution methods is currently being developed in Europe. On the state of development Article from the procedural law blog by Prof Meller-Hannich<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Crime and criminology<\/h3>\n