Download or read book Mediaci n familiar Aspectos te ricos jur dicos y psicosociales written by Duplá Marín, Teresa and published by Librería-Editorial Dykinson. This book was released on 2013-11-11 with total page 192 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: La mediación familiar es, sin duda, una de las que más desarrollo normativo y aceptación ha tenido en nuestro país, siendo las distintas CCAA las que han venido gestionándola a lo largo de los últimos años y de manera muy eficiente. Dicho esto, la mediación familiar puede definirse como un método autocompositivo de gestión y resolución de conflictos familiares, voluntariamente elegido por las partes, flexible, y en el que interviene un mediador, neutral e imparcial, que tiende a propiciar la comunicación y acuerdo de las partes, en un entorno de confidencialidad y de igualdad. En síntesis, la mediación es un proceso de negociación cualificado, en el que interviene un profesional debidamente formado, denominado mediador, que intenta modificar la relación de las partes, con el fi n de que éstas alcancen un acuerdo consensuado. Con la mediación se presenta el conflicto en positivo a las partes, se fomenta la creatividad y se promueve un cambio en la interpretación de la situación, que genera alternativas para salir del mismo de manera constructiva. La estimulación progresiva de las partes y la creación de canales de comunicación son elementos principales para el éxito del proceso?

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La autora comienza abordando los presupuestos del desarrollo de la mediación familiar a partir de algunos de los postulados del Derecho de familia, como el creciente reconocimiento de la autonomía de la voluntad, el principio de igualdad de los cónyuges, y por ende, de las parejas de hecho. Es significativa la valoración que se realiza de la importancia que ha tenido la Constitución española y los principios que preconiza en el proceso de incardinación y consolidación de la institución de la mediación familiar en nuestro ordenamiento jurídico. En la segunda parte se analiza la consolidación y el progresivo reconocimiento de las denominadas A.D.R. (Alternativas a la Resolución de Disputas), y entre ellas la mediación, frente a los sistemas tradicionales de resolución de conflictos, como la vía jurisdiccional. El amplio estudio de la legislación internacional no sólo en países de nuestro entorno, sino también en Latino América, Estados Unidos o Canadá, dan idea del fenómeno de globalidad de la mediación, y permite a la autora aproximarse a la realidad legislativa y social española, tanto en su desarrollo autonómico, como en las iniciativas estatales en marcha a este respecto. Un capítulo esencial en el libro es el relativo al régimen jurídico de la mediación familiar (concepto, sujetos, ámbitos, principios, naturaleza jurídica), en el que se estudia pormenorizadamente el marco de actuación de los distintos profesionales de la mediación, cualquiera que sea su formación de origen, recogiendo la áltima hora sobre la mediación familiar en la legislación autonómica, lo que convierte la obra en fuente de obligada consulta sobre la materia. La claridad expositiva, la correcta sistemática, el análisis multidisciplinar de la materia, la exhaustividad, el constante manejo de fuentes bibliográfícas, así como la remisión a normas de Derecho comparado y a legislación autonómica, hacen que esta obra sea un texto de referencia no sólo entre quienes ejercen o desean ejercer su trabajo en este ámbito como mediadores, sino también como libro de consulta para estudiosos del Trabajo Social, del Derecho, de la Psicología y otros profesionales, e incluso de los particulares que pretendan conocer la institución de la mediación familiar. Uno de los principales avales que sustentan la obra es el de su novedad, se trata de una de las primeras monografías en España (con el tratamiento interdisciplinar que recibe la materia, la primera) sobre MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR, pero además, dicho carácter novedoso se ve reforzado por su excelencia, ya que lo excelente es siempre nuevo. En suma, la obra MEDIACIÓN EN CONFLICTOS FAMILIARES se presenta como una monografía actual, completa, sugerente y dinámica sobre la teoría y la práctica de una institución en creciente auge y expansión como es la mediación. Indice: PRÓLOGO NOTA DE LA AUTORA PRIMERA PARTE: EL DERECHO DE FAMILIA. CONDICIONES DE ADMISIBILIDAD Y CONVENIENCIA DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR I. ASPECTOS SOCIO-JURÍDICOS DE LA FAMILIA EN EL SIGLO XXI 1. Una visión sociológica de la familia 2. Consideraciones generales en torno al derecho de familia A. El Derecho de familia como parte institucional del Derecho civil. Algunas cuestiones relativas a la naturaleza del Derecho de familia B. Una aproximación al concepto y caracteres del Derecho de familia II. PRESUPUESTOS NECESARIOS PARA EL DESARROLLO DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR EN EL ORDENAMIENTO JURÍDICO ESPAÑOL 1. La transformación del derecho civil, versus transformación del derecho de familia: la autonomía de la voluntad en el derecho de familia 2. La protección constitucional de la familia 3. La igualdad de los cónyuges como principio esencial para la implementación de la mediación familiar I. FUNDAMENTOS PARA LA CONSTRUCCIÓN DE LA TEORÍA GENERAL DE LA MEDIACIÓN: TEORÍA DEL CONFLICTO 1. Una aproximación al concepto de conflicto 2. Elementos del conflicto A. Las Personas B. El Proceso C. El Problema 3. Teorías y Escuelas sobre el origen del conflicto y su tratamiento 4. Breve referencia a la clasificación de los conflictos A. Especificidades de los conflictos familiares B. Ciclos evolutivos y conflictos II. LAS ALTERNATIVAS A LA RESOLUCIÓN DE DISPUTAS EN DERECHO COMPARADO. ESPECIAL REFERENCIA A LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR 1. Consideraciones generales sobre las alternativas a la resolución de disputas 2. Implementación y desarrollo de los sistemas no adversariales en el continente americano A. Estados Unidos y Canadá - Estados Unidos - Canadá B. Latinoamérica - Argentina - Bolivia - Colombia - Costa Rica - Chile - Ecuador - Méjico - Nicaragua - Panamá - Paraguay - Perú - Puerto Rico - Uruguay - Venezuela - Otros ordenamientos 3. Europa, hacia un espacio común no adversarial de resolución de conflictos. La Mediación Familiar A. El desarrollo de las ADR en Europa. Algunas referencias B. Panorama de la Mediación Familiar en los países europeos a) La Recomendación (98)1, del Comité de Ministros a los Estados Miembros sobre la Mediación Familiar - Justificación - Concepto y principios de la mediación familiar en la Recomendación (98)1, y en la doctrina b) Mediación Familiar en el Derecho Comparado Europeo - Alemania - Austria - Bélgica - Francia - Inglaterra y Gales - Italia - Portugal - Otros ordenamientos I. ORIGEN Y ANTECEDENTES DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR EN ESPAÑA II. CONCEPTO DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR RECOGIDO EN LAS DISTINTAS LEYES AUTONÓMICAS III. SUJETOS Y ÁMBITOS DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR IV. PRINCIPIOS QUE RIGEN LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR Y SU REFLEJO EN LA LEGISLACIÓN ESPAÑOLA 1. Voluntariedad 2. Imparcialidad 3. Neutralidad 4. Confidencialidad 5. Profesionalidad A. La Formación del mediador en los distintos instrumentos Internacionales B. Regulación en España de la profesionalización del mediador familiar V. NATURALEZA JURÍDICA DE LA MEDIACIÓN FAMILIAR 1. La Mediación como proceso no jurisdiccional. Diferencias con figuras afines A. El Contrato de Mediación a) Características del contrato de mediación que le distinguen de otros similares b) Sujetos y contenido del contrato de mediación B. El Negocio jurídico mediado BIBLIOGRAFÍA PÁGINAS WEB DE MEDIACIÓN

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