Discussions of Hot Topics in Cross-Border Commercial Conflict Resolution

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International Dispute Negotiation (IDN) is presented by CPR as an example of the ways professionals from different countries and backgrounds approach dispute resolution. The  podcast is intended to help listeners understand the risks of disputes and shed insight on optimal ways of accepting, mitigating, and managing those risks in the real world, whether through mediation, arbitration, or litigation that arises far from home.

>> Welcome to IDN: A Three-Minute Guide

>> An IDN Introduction: Mike McIlwrath Speaks with Peter Phillips

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Due to changes in IDN's configuration, we strongly recommend that iTunes users re-subscribe to IDN to ensure that every podcst is automatically downloaded.  You can always find IDN on the iTunes store by searching for "IDN," "arbitration," or "negotiation."

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