Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2021
Editor(s)
Neil Kaplan and Robert Morgan
ISSN
9780957215399
Publisher
HOLO Books
Language
en-US
Abstract
The name of our friend Derek Roebuck will always be linked to the long history of arbitration and mediation which he has chronicled so thoroughly in a dozen volumes by my count and many articles and chapters. On a spectrum of dispute resolution methods from formal courtroom litigation to savage brute force, arbitration stands at an interesting intermediate point. In tribute to Derek’s memory, I offer this glimpse of a curious episode at the intersection of due process of law, armed violence and principled arbitration. It reminds us that these three alternatives were not always as widely differentiated as we suppose.
Recommended Citation
David J. Seipp,
Don’t Bring an Army to an Arbitration (England, 1411)
,
in
Lawyer, Scholar, Teacher And Activist: A Liber Amicorum In Honour Of Derek Roebuck
431
(Neil Kaplan and Robert Morgan ed.,
2021).
Available at:
https://scholarship.law.bu.edu/faculty_scholarship/1137
