Gender power and mediation : evaluative mediation to challenge the power of social discourses /
by Chowdhury, Jamila A.
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BookPublisher: Cambrige : Cambridge Scholars, 2012Description: xx, 306 p. : ill., 1 map ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9781443839839 (hbk.); 1443839833 (hbk.).Subject(s): Domestic relations | Domestic relations -- Bangladesh | Family mediation | Family mediation -- Bangladesh | Family violence | Family violence -- Bangladesh | Sex discrimination against women | Sex discrimination against women -- BangladeshOnline resources: Table of contents only
Contents:
Introduction : access to justice, mediation and its fundamentals -- Neutrality in mediation : from a "strict" to "expanded" notion of neutrality -- Gendered power disparity : a barrier to attaining fair outcomes through mediation -- Evaluative mediation under the shadow of law : an impassive combat defusing power disparity in mediation -- Family violence : overcoming the hurdles through evaluative mediation -- Fair outcome under evaluative mediation : an empirical evaluation against normative jural standards -- Conclusion : towards an aequus social discourse.
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Excerpt of the author's thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Sydney, 2011.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [260]-300) and index.
Introduction : access to justice, mediation and its fundamentals -- Neutrality in mediation : from a "strict" to "expanded" notion of neutrality -- Gendered power disparity : a barrier to attaining fair outcomes through mediation -- Evaluative mediation under the shadow of law : an impassive combat defusing power disparity in mediation -- Family violence : overcoming the hurdles through evaluative mediation -- Fair outcome under evaluative mediation : an empirical evaluation against normative jural standards -- Conclusion : towards an aequus social discourse.
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