INKOVEMA Podcast „Well through time“

#94 -Involvement in mediation

Shocks, offences and ideals in mediation

In conversation with retired Professor Dr Alexander Redlich

Well through time. The podcast about mediation, conflict coaching and organisational consulting.

Prof. (retired) Dr Alexander Redlich, psychologist and consultant, has been developing and supporting mediation centres and mediators for a dialogue-based conflict culture in Moldovan, Transnistrian and Ukrainian regions since 2009. At the beginning of the conversation, we reflect on the processes of grievance caused by Russia's war against Ukraine. And in a very personal way.

Contents:

In the wake of the episode „#93 – Perspectives on Russia's war of aggression and the offending of mediators“ developed

  • ...in the first part a personal conversation about this episode „Identity issues“ of mediatorswhich have been shaken by Russia's war of aggression, despite negotiation and dialogue efforts by Western European states and groups,
  • ...to be in the second part about Disentanglement, contact reduction and distancing in the living and working relationship, which represents an important and relevant resource as a solution option.

How do you as mediators experience your professional self-image in the course of this war of aggression and annihilation in Europe? Feel free to write your thoughts and experiences in the comments on the follow-up website. Thank you.

Literature:

  • Hemieda, N. / Herzog, M. / Redlich, A.: Disentanglement of conflict parties in mediation – What does the practice say?, in: Konfliktdynamik, 1/2015, p. 6-17.
  • Palaschinski, St. / Herzog, M.: Unbundling in mediation. Case study on a company division, in: Konfliktdynamik, 1/2015, pp. 18-25.