The mediator and negotiation dictionary by Ahmed Hamdan and Sherif Alnajihi

Dictionary of Mediation and Negotiation, it is about three hundred terms and more than nine, we turn them over to the right and to the left, and we kindly present them to friends and experts, we consult this and explore the experiences of those from the legal field, language experts, and prominent figures in mediation and negotiation. Since we published our first book "Introduction to Mediation Studies," we are convinced that introducing the Arab reader to the basics of this new science requires a second step. We gather the scattered terms found in the references from which we derived the material of that book, then we translate them with equivalents, trying to be as precise as possible, close to the sources, consistent with Arab legal culture, and aligned with the Eastern intellectual temperament. Then we aim to explain them in a simple manner, providing as much detail as possible. Author's name: Ahmed Hamdan, Sharif Al-Najihni. The book was published in 2021. Ahmed Hamdan is a judge at the Court of Appeal, holds a master's degree in legal sciences from the University of London, and a doctorate in Dispute Resolution Sciences from the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. He has experience in judicial work, legal research, legislation drafting, and qualifying judges, lawyers, and mediators for more than twenty years. He has published many books, research papers, and articles, and "Legal Aptitude" is his fifth book.