Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota

Sam Edwards, Doing international business online for the small and medium business: will e-payments and online dispute resolution open doors to international trade, in CYBERLAW FOR GLOBAL E-BUSINESS: FINANCE, PAYMENTS, AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION Chapter 16 (Takashi Kubota ed., 2008).Įileen Barker is a mediator and teacher based in San Rafael, CA. His research stems from his work in Micronesia, Japan, and Africa. Mariana Islands, and Yap State in the Federated States of Micronesia. Sam is licensed to practice law in California, Guam, The Commonwealth of the Northern in international environmental law from Nagoya University Graduate School of law and a J.D. In 2007 he moved to Green Mountain College in Vermont where he teaches negotiation and a variety of law courses. From 2002-2007 he taught at Nagoya University's Graduate School of Law in Nagoya Japan. Poultney, VT has been teaching negotiation at the graduate and undergraduate levels since 2002. This discussion will examine this world of apology andįorgiveness in dispute resolution, and in online mediation.Ĭase Scenario Please review the following case used to enhance this discussion : Ecotourism media effects case.pdfĪssociate Professor Environmental Law and Policy World, there is greater awareness of the importance of apology andįorgiveness, but here too, professionals are largely ill-equipped.Īll of this is, of course, compounded when the parties and mediator are

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Cyberlaw for Global E-Business by Takashi Kubota