This document outlines the topics covered in the Criminology 6 subject "Dispute Resolution and Crisis Management". The topics are organized into 41 sections and include concepts of conflict and conflict resolution, the alternative dispute resolution system in the Philippines, domestic and international arbitration, mediation processes and confidentiality, amicable settlement of disputes, crisis incident management, terrorism, hostage negotiation, incident command system, and implementing mechanisms for organizing and managing incidents. The document lists the topic and page number range for each section.
This document outlines the topics covered in the Criminology 6 subject "Dispute Resolution and Crisis Management". The topics are organized into 41 sections and include concepts of conflict and conflict resolution, the alternative dispute resolution system in the Philippines, domestic and international arbitration, mediation processes and confidentiality, amicable settlement of disputes, crisis incident management, terrorism, hostage negotiation, incident command system, and implementing mechanisms for organizing and managing incidents. The document lists the topic and page number range for each section.
This document outlines the topics covered in the Criminology 6 subject "Dispute Resolution and Crisis Management". The topics are organized into 41 sections and include concepts of conflict and conflict resolution, the alternative dispute resolution system in the Philippines, domestic and international arbitration, mediation processes and confidentiality, amicable settlement of disputes, crisis incident management, terrorism, hostage negotiation, incident command system, and implementing mechanisms for organizing and managing incidents. The document lists the topic and page number range for each section.
1. The concept of Conflict 3 Conflict Theories Modern Approach on Conflict 4 2. Concept of Conflict 5 Resolution Conflict Resolution Strategies 6-7 3. Alternative Dispute 8 Resolution System in the Philippines Terms to Ponder 8-10 4. Exception to the Application 11 of the ADR Act Liability of ADR Providers International Commercial 11-13 Arbitrations 5. Domestic Arbitration 13 Powers of the OADR 15 6. Functions of the OADR 16 Division of the AODR 17 7. The Advisory Council 18 The Mediation Process 19 8. Selection/Replacement and 20 Refusal or Withdrawal of a Mediator Ethical Conduct of Mediator 21-23 9. Separation of Mediation from 23 Counselling and Legal Advice Promotion of Respect and 24 Control of Abuse of Process Solicitation and Acceptance of any Gift 10. Role of Parties and Their 25 Counsels Other matters w/c the 26 Counsel shall do to assist Mediation 11. Conduct of Mediation 27 Place of Mediation 28 12. Confidentiality of Information 30 Waiver of Confidentiality 31 Exception to the Privilege of Confidentiality of Information 13. Non-Reporting or 33 Communication by Mediator ICA Scope of Application 34 Rules of Interpretation 35 14. Receipt of Written 36 Communication Waiver of Right to Object Extent of Court intervention Arbitration Agreement 37 Arbitration Agreement and Substantive Claim Before Court 15. Composition of Arbitral 38 Tribunal Grounds for Challenge 39 Challenge Procedure 40 Failure or Impossibility to Act 16. Appointment of Substitute 41 Arbitrator Jurisdiction of Arbitral tribunal Power of Arbitral Tribunal to 42 Order Interim Measures 17. Conduct of Arbitral 44 Proceedings Determination of Rules of Procedure Place of Arbitration Commencement of Arbitral Proceedings Statement of Claim and 45 Defense Hearing and Written 46 Proceedings 18. Default of a Party 46 Expert Appointed by the 47 Arbitral Tribunal Court Assistance in Taking Evidence 19. Rules Applicable to the 48 Substance of Dispute Decision-making by Panel of 49 Arbitrators Settlement 20. Form and Contents of Award 49 Termination of Proceedings 50 Correction and Interpretation of Award, Additional Award 21. Amicable Settlement of 52 Disputes History Overview on the Operations, 53 Rules and Procedures 22. The Katarungang 54 Pambarangay Law The Lupong Tagapamayapa 55 Function of the Lupon 56 23. Secretary of the Lupon and 56 the Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo Pangkat ng Tagapagkasundo 57 Character of Office and Service of Lupon Members 24. Legal Advice on Matters 58 Involving Question of Law The Subject Matter of Amicable Settlement Venue 59 25. Procedure for Amicable 60-61 Settlement 26. Conciliation 62 Arbitration 63 27. Effect of Amicable Settlement 64 and Arbitration Award Execution Repudiation Transmittal of Settlement and Arbitration Award to the Court Power to Administer Oaths 65 Administration and Appropriations 28. Crisis Incident Management 69 Basic Concepts 71 29. Types of Crisis 72 The Concept of Crisis 73 Management The Crisis Management Doctrine 30. Phases of Crisis Management 73-76 Proactive Phase 31. Composition of OSCP 76 Reactive Phase 32. Terrorism 79 Classification of Terrorist 80 Types of Terrorists 81 Profile Ideology 33. Motivation and Group 82 Classification Terrorist Tactics 82-84 34. Managing Hostage 84 Negotiation Stages of a Hostage 85-86 Situations 35. Hostage taker 87 Negotiation Models 90 Prison Hostage Situation 36. Technique of Kidnap/Hostage 92 Success Planning and Preparation for 96 Hostage Situation 37. Incident Command System 99-103 38. Basic Concept and Principle 111 on ICS Coordination vs Command 113 and Control Fourteen Management 113-117 Characteristics of ICS 39. Incident Command and 117-123 General Staff 40. Implementing Mechanisms 125 Organizing and Managing 127 Incidents and Events 41. Incident/Event Assessment 129-135 and Management by Objectives Subject: Criminology 6 “Dispute Resolution and Crisis Management” Subject Code:___________
G.R. No. 142666 September 26, 2005 Metro Drug Distribution, Inc., Petitioners, Metro Drug Corporation Employees Association - Federation of Free WORKERS, Respondent