Six programme lines carry CICERO's two statutory mandates — from indexed research output to certified practitioner training and the Future Fixer scholarship.
Field research, case studies, and policy analysis into the roots of social conflict, business disputes, international law, and public-policy contestation.
An indexed scholarly journal, working papers, and policy briefs written to be used — by government, academia, and practitioners alike.
Symposia, national and international conferences, public seminars, and focus group discussions convening scholars, enforcement officials, and stakeholders.
Training and certification for mediators, arbitrators, and professional negotiators, recognised by the relevant judicial institutions.
Practical instruction in negotiation technique, alternative dispute resolution (ADR), and applied game theory.
Student moot court and mediation competitions that sharpen practice early — and the Future Fixer scholarship that funds the people who will do the fixing.
The Future Fixer programme funds students and early-career practitioners who intend to spend their working lives resolving disputes rather than prolonging them — pairing financial support with mentorship inside CICERO's research and certification tracks.
