Conflict Resolution Methods

Innovation and Multidisciplinarity in the Face of Global Challenges

Abstract

Alternative Dispute Resolution Methods (ADR) represent an opportunity to transform how societies face and resolve their disputes. With a profoundly interdisciplinary essence, these mechanisms combine knowledge from various disciplines to offer impartial, ethical, and sustainable solutions. Their purpose is not only to resolve conflicts but also to strengthen the social fabric by building fairer, more supportive relationships based on mutual respect.

Innovation and interdisciplinarity in ADR enable addressing the complex challenges of the contemporary world, from local disputes to international controversies, integrating values such as dignity, freedom, and equality. In a world marked by polarization and structural tensions, ADR emerges as essential tools to foster a culture of dialogue and collaboration that transcends traditional solutions.

This approach seeks not only to alleviate the burden on judicial systems but also to promote reconciliation, social development, and lasting peace. By generating proportional and effective agreements, ADR goes beyond individual interests to promote a common good that benefits society as a whole. In essence, ADR is an invitation to rethink our conflict resolution dynamics, striving for a more inclusive, ethical, and transformative form of justice.