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Singapore Mediation Lecture 2021

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FREEZE, TALK AND TRADE:
3 PRINCIPLES OF DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN INTER-STATE DISPUTES

Overall, the world has never been so peaceful as it is now! Steven Pinker has documented how deaths from inter-state war have plummeted. Yet, many inter-state disputes remain alive, threatening war, including between India and Pakistan, China and Japan, the US and Iran, Russia and Ukraine, Israel and Palestine.

Professor Kishore Mahbubani’s thirty-three years in the Singapore Foreign Service, including two stints as Singapore’s Ambassador to the UN, taught him that diplomacy works. As humanity overall becomes better educated, and with the spread of Western Enlightenment principles of reason, we have seen how some states have used freeze, talk and trade to ameliorate, and even solve, long-standing disputes.

This lecture will discuss both positive and negative case studies to demonstrate how these three principles should now be adopted by all disputing states.

 

Speaker 

Professor Kishore Mahbubani
Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute
National University of Singapore


For more details, please visit the Singapore Mediation Lecture 2021 website.

 

 

 

 

Complimentary registration. Registration closing on 1 September 2021.

Limited seats for in-person attendance, please email directly to Ms Silah at silah_karim@sal.org.sg

 

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Alternative Dispute Resolution

 

General

 

6 September 2021 (Monday)

 

3:30pm - 5.05pm

 

For participants attending via Zoom, log-in details will be sent to all registrants latest by 2 September 2021.

   
 

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