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About The Arbitration Brief

The Arbitration Brief is a student publication of American University Washington College of Law prepared with assistance from the Washington College of Law Center on International Commercial Arbitration. The mission of this publication is to provide timely publications, both practical and academic, on developments in the field of arbitration. We welcome pieces from academics, practicing attorneys, arbitrators, and students. We also strongly encourage submissions of controversial and novel scholarships, hoping that The Arbitration Brief may become a true forum for open theoretical debate. For more information, please contact [email protected]. The views expressed in this publication are those of the writers and are not necessarily those of the editors, the Center on International Commercial Arbitration, or American University.

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Tarazi Sheikh

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