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The Dynamics of Arbitration
This chapter treats arbitration as part of transaction design for China-related deals rather than a remedy chosen after a dispute arises. It traces the development of Chinese arbitration from state-affiliated foreign-trade bodies to a sophisticated framework anchored by the 1995 Arbitration Law and
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