Power Imbalances in Mediation
- Ali Khaled Qtaishat
Abstract
The power imbalance in mediation can use of tactics and strategies employed by an intelligent mediator may well balance the power dynamics in a mediation process. Thus the role of mediator becomes very significant vis-à-vis power imbalance. The present paper will first try to highlight the issue of power imbalance and its implications, and then analytically explore the ways and means of eliminating or minimizing or controlling any power imbalance in mediation process
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- DOI:10.5539/ass.v14n2p75
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