#11609. Models of mediation: Theoretical and legal analysis

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
The research is relevant since the success of mediation largely depends on the model of the process chosen by the mediator at the stage of preparation. This article aims to study different models of mediation, such as facilitative mediation, evaluative, transformative, e-mediation, mixed mediation, mediation-arbitration, narrative mediation, “Shuttle” mediation, court-mandated mediation, and a lot of others. The key method of research on this issue is the method of analysis, which was used to characterize and determine the characteristics of different models of mediation, and to classify these models according to different criteria. The results showed that among all the studied models, facilitative mediation is the most popular in use. It focuses on the interests of the parties, reflecting the main goal of this procedure, which is to achieve a solution that meets the interests of all parties, and mixed mediation, when the mediator combines different mediation models, using the benefits of each. The study concluded that the mediator should take into account the content of the dispute, the interests of the parties, and the relationship between them, and choose the style of the process that best suits the specific situation.
Keywords:
dispute; mediation; mediation model; mediation procedure; mediator; negotiations; parties to the dispute

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