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19 Frontiers L. China 1 (2024)

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Front. Law China 2024, 19(1): 1-20
https://doi.org/1 0.3868/s050-013-024-0001-4


RESEARCH ARTICLE


Adjustment and Reorganization of the


Diversified Dispute Resolution from the


Perspective of State Governance*


GU   Peidonga


Abstract

The   diversified dispute resolution (DDR) in China is different from the alternative dispute resolution
  (ADR) in Western countries with respect to its fundamental cause and political, economic, social,
  and cultural backgrounds. To better understand the DDR,  the academic  community  shall go
  beyond the superficial feature of distributing the burden of litigation of the ADR in Western
  countries and consider it as the basic institutional arrangement and regular governance practice
  of state governance. Furthermore,  we  can adjust and reorganize the  DDR  based  on such
  understanding. Specifically, after understanding the general features of dispute resolution forms,
  we should mobilize, aggregate, integrate, and use the dispute resolution resources in a society
  to improve and expand non-litigation dispute resolution forms and increase the overall supply of
  dispute resolution resources. Understanding the real features of disputes in China and its specific
  demands  for dispute resolution. guide or regulate the choice of dispute resolution forms for the parties
  to a dispute through reasonable system design, so that the dispute resolution demands and dispute
  resolution forms can be matched. In particular, the Communist Party of China (CPC) and Chinese
  governments should play the leading and organizing role in the DDR, to comprehensively improve
  the effectiveness of the Pluralistic-Unity-Style dispute resolution.

  Keywords state governance, diversified dispute resolution, dispute resolution
  resources, dispute resolution demands



The  diversified dispute resolution (DDR) has been  applied for a long time in China  and has
become   a trend in the academia recently. The trend of increasing trial cases in recent years,
however,  shows  that the DDR   lacks effectiveness in real life to a certain extent. Relevant
study  on legal theory prefers  to compare  the theory  and practice  of alternative dispute
resolution (ADR)  in other jurisdictions to study and explain the DDR in China,' which lacks

For more representative researches, see FAN Yu, 4     ( ADR )Jf -                    (Alternative
Dispute Resolution Research: Also on Diversified Dispute Resolution), in ZHENG Yongliu ed.,  d fi 2itA (Archives
for Legal Philosophy and Sociology of Law), +Qr~t *M# (China University of Political Science and Law Press), at
135 (1999); DU Wen, ijADR -       i4X (The Significance of ADR in Reshaping China's Non-Lit-
igation Dispute Resolution), 3 Rinig (Tribune of Political Science and Law), 151 (2003); ZHANG Wusheng, itW[RiME
,        JfJ - )iM$   ADR  ,   - (The Development of Chinese Mediation Mechanism: Analysis of the Relationship
Between Mediation and ADR), 6 'MWJf (Studies in Law and Business), 111 (2007). Furthermore, in addition to civil cases,
ADR is also applied to criminal, administrative, financial, and other sectors. For relevant research, see HU Ming, TMAMi
A ADR # LM:   d         (Introduction of ADR in Criminal Justice: Ideas, Dilemmas and Models), 3 Ri i (Tribune
of Political Science and Law), 110 (2013); WANG Xixin, )224,A 2-R  iM ADR t)f  M O,
(Rules, Mutual Agreements and Governance: Possibilities and Appropriateness Arrangements for the Application of ADR in
the Administrative Process), 5 MOff  (Studies in Law and Business), 67 (2003); YANG Dong, B* k ADR Mfx'JI@MA
A7MM SM (Innovation  of Japanese Financial ADR System and What China Can Learn from That), 3 W*-* (Science
of Law), 182 (2013).

*This paper is revised and translated from '*ff  (Chinese Journal of Law), 2023, (3), 92-111.
School of Law, Zhongnan University of Economics and Law, Wuhan 430073, China

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