The Rise and Resurgence of Russia Makes NATO More Relevant Than Ever

The year 1945 ushered in the dawn of the atomic age, war ravaged Western Europe was in ruin, and the Soviet Union had begun to spread its tentacles across the continent—fast forward 60 years later and Europe is… Read More

The Ethics Conundrum in International Commercial Arbitration

By: Spencer McDuff “International arbitration dwells in an ethical no-man’s land; where ethical regulation should be, there is only an abyss.”[1] Ironically enough, the present ethical “abyss” in which international commercial arbitration lingers in, is in fact a… Read More