Arbitration 9
Arbitration 9 : Traditional method of dispute settlement whereby the conflicting parties voluntarily seek out a single arbiter or arbitration court to arrive at a final judgement. The arbiter is an authoritative and legitimate third party, superior in strength to the parties to the dispute. The recommendation reached by a (neutral) arbiter is considered binding (Hamzeh, n.d.:18-19; Kleiboer, 1997:9). (+) "..Arbitration may be..'non-binding' (where [the parties] agree only to consider it, sometimes as an aid to negotiation).. The arbitrating role of the third party is different from third-party facilitation.. The essential difference [with negotiation] is that in arbitration the parties' main or only communication is with the third-party arbitrator, on whose authority they rely. "(International Alert, 1996, III:53-54). (+) (FEWER)
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