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Podcast 1: Using bilateral claims commissions to resolve inter-State disputes

In the first of our podcast series, Professor Sean Murphy and Alison Macdonald discuss the unusual dispute resolution creature - the bilateral claims commission - and why it has been used to resolve certain inter-State disputes.

By The Law Of Nations · On September 29, 2016


In this podcast, Professor Sean Murphy and Alison Macdonald discuss bilateral claims commissions. The mass resolution of claims arising out of particular inter-state disputes differs in many respects from more familiar ad hoc arbitrations. Sean and Alison consider why particular conflicts, such as Iran/US, Eritrea/Ethiopia and Kuwait/Iraq, have led to such commissions being set up.

Professor Sean Murphy, Matrix, George Washington University and UN Internatinoal Law Commission
Professor Sean Murphy is a member of Matrix, Patricia Roberts Harris Research Professor of Law at George Washington University, and a member of the UN International Law Commission.

Alison Macdonald, Matrix
Alison is a member of Matrix and has an extensive civil, criminal and arbitration practice in both domestic and international courts and tribunals.

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https://soundcloud.com/user-566730612/bilateral-claims-commissions-alison-macdonald-and-sean-murphy




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