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Do arbitrators have a duty to report corruption? Maybe . . . Maybe Not
This paper explores whether arbitrators’ have a duty to report corruption or not. It is divided into two parts. In part one, the paper presents the legal status of arbitrators by introducing the contractual, judicial and hybrid theories. Also, it examines the national laws of the US, Egypt, a...
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2014
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