Asymmetric Information, Mediation, and Conflict Management

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When Can Mediators Build Trust? (2006, background): “…to Rauchhaus’s definition of neutrality, having an ideal point between the ideal points of the players, or between two relevant offers on the table (Rauchhaus 2005).20 A moderate ideal point may seem like a common enough attribute for a mediator, especially wellintentioned mediators such as…”
Introducing the Civil Wars Mediation (CWM) dataset (2011, background): “We conclude that the CWM data open new avenues for the study of mediation in civil wars.”
Talking peace (2014, background): “By distinguishing between the third party’s preference for avoiding war and the preference over different negotiated settlements, Rauchhaus (2006) argues that both interested mediators and mediators biased in favor of the side about to accept a concession, are likely to be effective peacemakers.”