Private Disputes and the Public Good: Explaining Arbitration Law

Authors

William W. Park, Boston University School of LawFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

2005

ISSN

1520-460X

Publisher

American University International Law Review

Language

en-US

Abstract

At least two intersecting questions lurk in any study of international business arbitration. Each arises from the litigants' desire (at least when the contract was signed) for binding dispute resolution outside the framework of government-administered courts. Each brings analytic challenges that implicate cross-cultural conflicts.

Recommended Citation

William W. Park, Private Disputes and the Public Good: Explaining Arbitration Law , in 20 American University International Law Review 903 (2005).
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