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"'A highly acclaimed new book on alternative dispute resolution by a prominent local professor of law has recently been released by leading UK-based publisher on legal textbooks, Cavendish Publishing, adding to the indigenousness pool of available regional recourses on law and legal studies. The book written by the Professor of Public Law at the University of the University of the West Indies (UW1), and a former Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr Albert Fiadjoe, and titled Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Developing World Perspective, promises to be a seminal text on alternative dispute resolution in jurisdictions in the developing world. It has been early anticipated by the legal profession and conflict resolution practitioners, as whole and is expected to resonate particularly with members of the judiciary in Commonwealth Caribbean jurisdictions who have increasingly made calls for the use of dispute resolution processes to be used as an alternative to traditional litigation. Described as a ""work of exceptional merit"" that is a ""timely and relevant publication which locates much of its learning and discussion in the realities of the contemporary Caribbean and the wider global environment"", Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Developing World Perspective has already earned much acclaim from the legal fraternity.' Calling the book 'a storehouse of necessary information', Sir David noted: ""Professor Fiadjoe examines attempts in the region to incorporate processes of mediation in the area of criminal law. This is a novel departure from traditional works on ADR.""' Daily Nation, Monday, January 24, 2005"

'A highly acclaimed new book on alternative dispute resolution by a prominent local professor of law has recently been released by leading UK-based publisher on legal textbooks, Cavendish Publishing, adding to the indigenousness pool of available regional recourses on law and legal studies. The book written by the Professor of Public Law at the University of the University of the West Indies (UW1), and a former Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr Albert Fiadjoe, and titled Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Developing World Perspective, promises to be a seminal text on alternative dispute resolution in jurisdictions in the developing world. It has been early anticipated by the legal profession and conflict resolution practitioners, as whole and is expected to resonate particularly with members of the judiciary in Commonwealth Caribbean jurisdictions who have increasingly made calls for the use of dispute resolution processes to be used as an alternative to traditional litigation. Described as a work of exceptional merit that is a timely and relevant publication which locates much of its learning and discussion in the realities of the contemporary Caribbean and the wider global environment , Alternative Dispute Resolution: A Developing World Perspective has already earned much acclaim from the legal fraternity.' Calling the book 'a storehouse of necessary information', Sir David noted: Professor Fiadjoe examines attempts in the region to incorporate processes of mediation in the area of criminal law. This is a novel departure from traditional works on ADR. ' Daily Nation, Monday, January 24, 2005

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Albert Fiadjoe is Professor of Public Law at the University of the West Indies.

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