Juris Publishing (Huntington, NY), in affiliation with Penn State Institute of Arbitration Law & Practice (Carlisle, PA), has begun the publication of "World Arbitration and Mediation Review" ("WAMR"), and electronic newsletter designed to provide a "thorough assessment" of contemporary developments in the worldwide regulation and practice of arbitration and mediation.

Juris Publishing (Huntington, NY), in affiliation with Penn State Institute of Arbitration Law & Practice (Carlisle, PA), has begun the publication of "World Arbitration and Mediation Review" ("WAMR"), an electronic newsletter designed to provide a "thorough assessment" of contemporary developments in the worldwide regulation and practice of arbitration and mediation. An annual online subscription, including access to Juris' ArbitrationLaw online database, costs $617. The newsletter is comprised of articles, comments, notes and other commentary on international and domestic aspects of arbitration and mediation. It compares and contrasts consideration on U.S. domestic arbitration with other legal systems and provides qualitative assessments of "the larger issues and problems of global arbitral practice," Juris said. It also covers mediation through appraisals of matters that affect the practice and legislation and the court decisions that pertain to it.