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Values Emphasized in Interest and Normative Mediation Approaches

Values Emphasized in Interest and Normative Mediation Approaches

Prepared by Michelle LeBaron and Amr Abdalla

Interest-based Mediation

Normative Mediation

Individualism

Reciprocal Interdependence

Autonomy

Social Responsibility

Independence

Doing the “right thing”

Freedom of Choice

Adhering to Shared Norms

Self Determination

Community Responsibility

Neutrality

Relationship Integration and Connection

Third Part Distance from Substance

Fairness

Effective Communication

Justice

Equality

Wisdom and Tradition

Empowerment

Cooperativeness

Recognition

Harmony

Ethical Approaches to Conflict Intervention/Mediation


Assumptions

Process

Goal

Professional Approach

Parties are fairly equal

Parties are rational

Conflict issues are negotiable

Neutral intervention in the forms of mediation or facilitation

Respect parties' own version of what is right and what is just

Maintain parties' ownership of the conflict, issues and outcome

Maintain peaceful coexistence

Empowerment Approach

Injustice and inequality exist in society parties to conflicts are not always equally empowered

Use of intervention models which would lead to empowering disenfranchised parties: activism, advocacy, mediation, research, enforcement

Justice and freedom

Common Good Approach

No society may function without shared meaning and values

Use of intervention models which would ensure that common values and norms are shared by parties, and guide their decision making process.

Use of normative mediation and arbitration

Social justice based on the common good.


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