ADRde

ADRde is a term that has emerged in discussions related to alternative dispute resolution (ADR) in Spanish-speaking countries, particularly in Spain. It is essentially a portmanteau, combining "ADR" (Alternative Dispute Resolution) with the Spanish definite article "de" (of). Therefore, "ADRde" can be understood as "ADR of" or "related to ADR."

The term is often used informally in academic circles, legal practice, and by organizations promoting ADR methods. It serves as a concise way to refer to the broader concept of non-litigious dispute resolution within a Spanish context. This can encompass a range of mechanisms such as mediation, arbitration, negotiation, and conciliation.

The use of "ADRde" highlights the growing recognition and implementation of these dispute resolution techniques in Spanish-speaking jurisdictions. It signifies an effort to adapt and integrate international ADR principles into national legal and commercial frameworks. While not an official legal term, it functions as a useful shorthand for discussions about the development and application of ADR within the Spanish cultural and legal sphere. Its prevalence can be observed in publications, conference titles, and general discourse concerning civil and commercial dispute resolution.