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Samenvatting
Mediation plays a critical role in the development of any civil justice system. The positive effects of mediation could only manifest if the process is protected in ways that allow parties to truly be able to choose what is best in their interests and explore options free from interference from anyone else. The Chinese legal culture, coupled with a systemic distortion of the function of mediation during the period between March 2008 and March 2013, made it very difficult to develop an authentic mediation system that places party autonomy and other core principles at the heart of the process. As much as the leaders of the Supreme People’s Court today are aware of the need to strengthen the courts role in declaring legal norms and enforcing rights, it is argued that courts (especially lower courts) are likely to continue to use judicial mediation for institutional or strategic purposes.
Nederlands-Vlaams tijdschrift voor mediation en conflictmanagement |
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Article | A Distorted Mediation Landscape: Judicial Mediation in the Chinese Civil Courts |
Trefwoorden | Chinese civil justice, Mediating civil and commercial disputes in China, Comparative civil procedure, Judicial behaviour in Chinese civil courts |
Auteurs | Peter Chan |
DOI | 10.5553/TMD/138638782016020003002 |
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