Uncovering a Middle Path in Arbitration
Two polar approaches to domestic arbitration are compared in this article- the centralized U.S. policy on arbitration, and Israel's restrictive policy on arbitration.
The International Lawyer
Volume 56, Issue 3
Articles
Reforming the World Trade Organization: Problems and Solutions
The debate for reform of the World Trade Organization (WTO) is nearly as old as the organization itself.
Clemency for Favored Constituents: The Brittney Griner-Viktor Bout Prisoner Swap
This article discusses presidential clemency and the WNBA player Brittney Griner and international criminal arms merchant Viktor Bout prisoner swap.
The Theory and Practice of the World Economic Order: Towards the Formation of an "Economic NATO?"
The link between national security and trade is a matter of considerablecurrent concern, nationally, internationally, and multilaterally.
Comment
The Bioeconomy: Legal Building Blocks & Barriers for World Markets
Unprecedented demand for human necessities continues to rise, and the world must innovate industries that are multidisciplinary tosecure essentials.