What are the typical modules of a LLM in arbitration and mediation Can you provide a list of these modules and recommend one textbooks for each modules Are there any video lectures that students can watch on YouTube for each module

The typical modules of a LLM in arbitration and mediation include:

Introduction to Arbitration and Mediation Textbook: "The Principles and Practice of International Commercial Arbitration" by Margaret L. Moses Video lecture: "Introduction to Arbitration" by Gary Born on YouTube
Arbitration Law and Practice Textbook: "Arbitration Law" by Stavros Brekoulakis Video lecture: "Arbitration Law" by Lucy Reed on YouTube
Mediation Law and Practice Textbook: "Mediation Law and Practice" by Lela P. Love Video lecture: "Mediation Law and Practice" by Kenneth Feinberg on YouTube
International Arbitration Textbook: "International Arbitration: Law and Practice" by Gary Born Video lecture: "International Arbitration" by William W. Park on YouTube
Investment Arbitration Textbook: "Investment Treaty Arbitration" by Crina Baltag Video lecture: "Investment Arbitration" by Julian Davis Mortenson on YouTube
Commercial Mediation Textbook: "The Commercial Mediator's Handbook" by Christopher Newmark Video lecture: "Commercial Mediation" by Nina Meierding on YouTube
Ethics in Arbitration and Mediation Textbook: "Ethics in International Arbitration" by Catherine Rogers Video lecture: "Ethics in Mediation" by Michael L. Moffitt on YouTube
Negotiation Theory and Practice Textbook: "Negotiation: Theory and Practice" by J. Lewicki, B. Barry, and D. Saunders Video lecture: "Negotiation Theory and Practice" by Margaret Neale on YouTube
Dispute Resolution in Specific Industries Textbook: "Dispute Resolution in the Oil and Gas Industry" by John W. Strong Video lecture: "Dispute Resolution in Construction" by John J. Haynes on YouTube

It is important to note that the textbooks and video lectures provided are just examples and there are many other resources available. Additionally, some universities may offer different modules or use different textbooks.