Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation
The role of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in efforts to strengthen the rule of law is attracting increased interest in international development cooperation. From a development perspective, the principal interest in this question is a concer...
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ABUSE ABUSES ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ADJUDICATORS ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AID EFFECTIVENESS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ASSETS AUTHORITARIANISM AUTHORITY BEST PRACTICES BUDGET PRIORITIES BUSINESS CLIMATE CITIZEN CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CITIZENS CIVIL LAW CIVIL LIBERTIES CIVIL LITIGATION CIVIL SOCIETIES CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION COMPARATIVE LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME CONTROL CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE DATA COLLECTION DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY DIRECT INVESTMENT DISCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOREIGN AID FOREIGN ASSISTANCE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE INDICATORS GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE PROGRAMS GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS GOVERNMENTAL POWERS HOME HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RIGHTS IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL REFORM INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LEVELS INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT JUDGES JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL REFORMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE LAW AND DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT LAW INDEX LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL RESOURCES LEGAL RIGHTS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERTIES LOCAL INSTITUTIONS LOCAL KNOWLEDGE MACROECONOMIC POLICIES MEDIA MEDIATION NATIONAL POLICIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS PER CAPITA INCOME POLITICAL COMMITMENT POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL STABILITY POLITICIANS POOR PERFORMANCE POSSESSION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIORITIES PRIVATIZATION PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAW PUBLIC POLICY PUBLISHERS REGULATORY QUALITY RULE OF LAW SEPARATION OF POWERS SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTERACTIONS SUMMARIES TRANSPARENCY VIOLENCE WILL |
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ABUSE ABUSES ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ADJUDICATORS ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AID EFFECTIVENESS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ASSETS AUTHORITARIANISM AUTHORITY BEST PRACTICES BUDGET PRIORITIES BUSINESS CLIMATE CITIZEN CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CITIZENS CIVIL LAW CIVIL LIBERTIES CIVIL LITIGATION CIVIL SOCIETIES CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION COMPARATIVE LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME CONTROL CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE DATA COLLECTION DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY DIRECT INVESTMENT DISCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOREIGN AID FOREIGN ASSISTANCE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE INDICATORS GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE PROGRAMS GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS GOVERNMENTAL POWERS HOME HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RIGHTS IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL REFORM INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LEVELS INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT JUDGES JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL REFORMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE LAW AND DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT LAW INDEX LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL RESOURCES LEGAL RIGHTS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERTIES LOCAL INSTITUTIONS LOCAL KNOWLEDGE MACROECONOMIC POLICIES MEDIA MEDIATION NATIONAL POLICIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS PER CAPITA INCOME POLITICAL COMMITMENT POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL STABILITY POLITICIANS POOR PERFORMANCE POSSESSION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIORITIES PRIVATIZATION PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAW PUBLIC POLICY PUBLISHERS REGULATORY QUALITY RULE OF LAW SEPARATION OF POWERS SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTERACTIONS SUMMARIES TRANSPARENCY VIOLENCE WILL Michel, James Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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Justice and development working paper series;no. 12 |
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The role of alternative dispute
resolution (ADR) in efforts to strengthen the rule of law is
attracting increased interest in international development
cooperation. From a development perspective, the principal
interest in this question is a concern for expanding rights
and opportunities for poor people who do not fully benefit
from the protection of the law in their daily lives. Other
interests in ADR, such as in commercial arbitration and
court-annexed mediation in civil litigation, also have
important positive implications for development.
Facilitating commerce and expediting the disposition of
lawsuits are valuable services and worthwhile undertakings.
However, the principal focus for development is on the
non-formal processes intended to expand access to justice.
These include statutory schemes, such as the barangay
justice system in the Philippines; state-sponsored mediation
centers, such as those of the Procurador General in El
Salvador; traditional systems that provide the vast majority
of dispute-resolution services in many African countries;
and systems of mediation and conciliation operated by public
and private entities throughout the world. This paper
briefly reviews the concept of development and related
international cooperation. It then examines how the rule of
law has been addressed in development programs and offers
some thoughts about the contribution of ADR for advancing
the rule of law and, in turn, contributing to human
security, well being, and dignity. |
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Michel, James |
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Michel, James |
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Michel, James |
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Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation |
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alternative dispute resolution and the rule of law in international development cooperation |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2014 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/01/14250479/alternative-dispute-resolution-rule-law-international-development-cooperation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18106 |
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okr-10986-181062021-04-23T14:03:35Z Alternative Dispute Resolution and the Rule of Law in International Development Cooperation Michel, James ABUSE ABUSES ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ADJUDICATORS ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AID EFFECTIVENESS ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION ASSETS AUTHORITARIANISM AUTHORITY BEST PRACTICES BUDGET PRIORITIES BUSINESS CLIMATE CITIZEN CITIZEN PARTICIPATION CITIZENS CIVIL LAW CIVIL LIBERTIES CIVIL LITIGATION CIVIL SOCIETIES CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION COMPARATIVE LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENCE CONSTITUTIONS CORRUPTION COURT COURTS CRIME CRIME CONTROL CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL PROCEDURE DATA COLLECTION DECISION MAKING DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DEMOCRATIC ACCOUNTABILITY DIRECT INVESTMENT DISCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC GROWTH EMPOWERMENT EQUALITY BEFORE THE LAW EUROPEAN UNION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FOREIGN AID FOREIGN ASSISTANCE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GLOBAL GOVERNANCE GOOD GOVERNANCE GOVERNANCE INDICATORS GOVERNANCE INSTITUTIONS GOVERNANCE ISSUES GOVERNANCE PROGRAMS GOVERNMENT EFFECTIVENESS GOVERNMENTAL POWERS HOME HUMAN DEVELOPMENT HUMAN RIGHTS IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INFORMAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION INFORMAL INSTITUTIONS INITIATIVE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITIES INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK INSTITUTIONAL REFORM INTEGRITY INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LEVELS INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT JUDGES JUDICIAL REFORM JUDICIAL REFORMS JUDICIARY JUSTICE LAW AND DEVELOPMENT MOVEMENT LAW INDEX LAW REFORM LAWS LAWYERS LEADERSHIP LEGAL AID LEGAL ASSISTANCE LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL RESOURCES LEGAL RIGHTS LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERTIES LOCAL INSTITUTIONS LOCAL KNOWLEDGE MACROECONOMIC POLICIES MEDIA MEDIATION NATIONAL POLICIES NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS PER CAPITA INCOME POLITICAL COMMITMENT POLITICAL DEVELOPMENT POLITICAL PARTIES POLITICAL STABILITY POLITICIANS POOR PERFORMANCE POSSESSION PRIMARY EDUCATION PRIORITIES PRIVATIZATION PROPERTY RIGHTS PUBLIC LAW PUBLIC POLICY PUBLISHERS REGULATORY QUALITY RULE OF LAW SEPARATION OF POWERS SOCIAL CONDITIONS SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL INTERACTIONS SUMMARIES TRANSPARENCY VIOLENCE WILL The role of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in efforts to strengthen the rule of law is attracting increased interest in international development cooperation. From a development perspective, the principal interest in this question is a concern for expanding rights and opportunities for poor people who do not fully benefit from the protection of the law in their daily lives. Other interests in ADR, such as in commercial arbitration and court-annexed mediation in civil litigation, also have important positive implications for development. Facilitating commerce and expediting the disposition of lawsuits are valuable services and worthwhile undertakings. However, the principal focus for development is on the non-formal processes intended to expand access to justice. These include statutory schemes, such as the barangay justice system in the Philippines; state-sponsored mediation centers, such as those of the Procurador General in El Salvador; traditional systems that provide the vast majority of dispute-resolution services in many African countries; and systems of mediation and conciliation operated by public and private entities throughout the world. This paper briefly reviews the concept of development and related international cooperation. It then examines how the rule of law has been addressed in development programs and offers some thoughts about the contribution of ADR for advancing the rule of law and, in turn, contributing to human security, well being, and dignity. 2014-04-28T23:00:18Z 2014-04-28T23:00:18Z 2010-01 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2010/01/14250479/alternative-dispute-resolution-rule-law-international-development-cooperation http://hdl.handle.net/10986/18106 English en_US Justice and development working paper series;no. 12 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research :: Working Paper Publications & Research |