Featured in GAR: Consent in Context: Fulfilling the Promise of International Arbitration.
Consent in Context: Fulfilling the Promise of International Arbitration is an ambitious, multifaceted project led by the respected Egyptian arbitrator Karim A Youssef. Drawing on his unparalleled knowledge in areas spanning international law, sociology, and psychology, Youssef offers an insightful overview of the complex interplay between consent, arbitration, and context. With an eye towards the geographical and cultural diversity of both his professional background and the scholarship undergirding his thesis, Youssef merges civil and common law perspectives, weaving in references to case law from the US, Arab countries, and Eastern Europe to name just a few. His rigorous dual methodological approach is representative of both theory and practice, offering readers a comprehensive rethinking of the concept of consent in international arbitration.
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FAQ About International Arbitration project
What makes this project unique?
The project is distinguished by its interdisciplinary approach, combining civil and common law perspectives and drawing on case law from diverse regions including the US, Arab countries, and Eastern Europe. It offers a comprehensive rethinking of consent in international arbitration.
What are the key themes explored in this project?
Key themes include the interplay between consent and arbitration, the impact of geographical and cultural diversity, and the integration of theoretical and practical perspectives in understanding consent.
How does Youssef approach the concept of consent in this project?
Youssef employs a dual methodological approach, blending theory and practice. He provides a detailed analysis of how consent operates within the context of international arbitration, considering various legal and cultural perspectives.
What are the main contributions of this project to the field of arbitration?
The project offers a nuanced perspective on consent, enhancing the understanding of how it functions within international arbitration. It contributes to both theoretical knowledge and practical applications in the field.
