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May 29, 2008
Update: Blawgs Abroad--75 more non-U.S. blawgs and sites.
Americans do tend to think that the rest of the world is rather far away and not terribly important.
--Delia Venables, UK legal IT commentator, in UK's Law Gazette, March 2, 2006.
Today at What About Clients? we add another 75 international blogs to our Directory of Non-U.S. Blogs on the left-hand side of this blog (scroll down a little). We started the Directory in early 2006; see here, here and here, a/k/a the World Cup Blawg Review. It now has nearly 300 sites, and the list of course belongs to everyone. Our last update was in August 2007. Since then, we've worked to discover more international legal weblogs, sites and resources. We list the good ones: active, high quality and preferably in English. We'd have done this earlier--but clients and our boss The Timesheet got in the way.
An important thank you is in order to five important sources: pioneer Bill Gratsch and his Blawg.com (US), Diane Levin (US), Dan Harris (China/US), Guy Kawasaki (Universe), and Jordan Furlong (Canada).
The new blogs come from 26 countries, including Belgium, Malaysia, Romania, Sri Lanka and Turkey. Are there more out there?
Argentina: 4
Blog de Mediacion, Daniel Martinez Zampa
eMediacion by AcuerdoJusto, Franco Conforti
Resolución Electrónica de Disputas, Alberto Elisavetsky
Secretos del Meliador Exitoso, Nora Curtis, Franco Conforti and Nora Femenia
Australia: 4
Adelaide Criminal Defence Blog, Simon Slade
Australian Mediation Association, Callum Campbell
Open and Shut, Peter Timmins
Belgium: 1
Réseau Médiation, Dominique Foucart
Brazil: 2
Brazilian Arbitration Law, Pedro Alberto Costa
Gestão de Conflitos Familiares
Canada: 16
bc business law blog, Meldon Ellis
The Bizop News, Michael J. Webster
Class Actions in Canada, Ward Branch
Law Firm Web Strategy, Steve Matthews
A Mediator's Calling, Ken Bole
NALP Canadian Directory of Legal Employers
Perspectives from a Mediator/Arbitrator, Stephen Raymond
Precedent: The new rules of law and style, Melissa Kluger
Vancouver Law Librarian Blog, Steve Matthews
The Work it Out Blog, Allan Revich
Workplaces That Work, Lynne Eisaguirre
Chile: 1
Servicios de Mediacion, Paola Aedo Peralta
China: 3
Chinese Negotiation - Negotiating in China, Andrew Hupert
Go East - Outsourcing to China, Dean Stevens
England: 6
Communication and Conflict Blog
Conflict Resolution Network UK
The Mediation Times, Amanda Bucklow
European Union: 2
The Blog of European Patent Law
France: 3
L'Observatoire du Droit Panameen et du Droit International, Pierre Julie Ivan Alonso
Parliaments Ideas, BsiLi AdeL
Germany: 8
Beckmann und Norda Rechtsanwälte Bielefeld
Die Maschinistin, Kirstin Nickelsen
Institut Sikor, Marianne & Markus Sikor
Kleinblog, David Klein
Konfliktmanagement, Mediation & Dialog, Dr. Simen Joachim and colleagues
Master of Mediation, Christoph Stroyer
Mediation Solutions, Natalia Martin Rivero and Axel JC Brodehl
Unternehmensjurist.de, Stefan Deyerler
India: 2
Legal Process Outsourcing, Rahul Jindal
Technology Law India, George Vivek Durai
Indonesia: 1
Israel: 1
Italy: 1
Malaysia: 1
Malaysian Mediation, Chan Kheng Hoe
Netherlands: 2
Fer Kousen Conflictmanagement, Fer Kousen
ComparativeLawBlog, Jacco Bomhoff
New Zealand: 2
Mediation vBlog Project, Geoff Sharp
My Weblog, James South
Peru: 1
Poland: 2
TogetherResolve, Emmy Irobi
Portugal: 5
Associação de Mediadores de Conflitos
Conflito: uma oportunidade!, David Santiago Pires
Justiça Restaurativa em Portugal
Romania: 1
Singapore: 1
The Negotiation Guru, Jens Thang
Spain: 3
El Blog Derecho Público de Sevach
blog solomediacion.com, Miquel Tort
todomediacion.com, Isabel Medina
Sri Lanka: 1
ICT for Peacebuilding, Sanjana Hattotuwa
Turkey: 1
Posted by JD Hull and Brooke Powell at May 29, 2008 08:32 PM
Comments
Thanks kindly for the addition! My eponymous little blog and I have been together for more than 4 years. Hard to believe.
Cheers,
Connie
Posted by: Connie Crosby at June 9, 2008 11:04 PM
Thanks very much for the plug for our media monitoring service "Reporting on Conflict." And thanks for the great list of blogs! I will have to tap some of these for news items.
Posted by: Catherine Morris at July 3, 2008 10:17 AM
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