Mediation furthers the principles of transparency and cooperation to solve disputes in the NAFTA free trade area.(North American Free Trade Agreement)

From: Denver Journal of International Law and Policy | Date: December 22, 2001| Author: Diaz, Luis Miguel; Oretskin, Nancy A. | Copyright information

INTRODUCTION

The authors intend to introduce mediation as a legal tool to prevent and solve international business disputes between private parties in the free trade area created in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA). (1) We will demonstrate that the use of the principles of transparency and cooperation to solve international disputes in the NAFTA area are key objectives, and that mediation furthers those principles concerning private disputes. (2)

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