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Reflections on International Law, Foreign Policy and History

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With TPF in India currently an uncharted territory governed only by scattered case law, a hands-off approach risks perpetuating uncertainty and deterring both funders and users of arbitration.

With TPF in India currently an uncharted territory governed only by scattered case law, a hands-off approach risks perpetuating uncertainty and deterring both funders and users of arbitration.

Third-Party Funding in Arbitration: Lessons from the UK’s 2025 Act for India

Le Corbusier in Zurich

Le Corbusier in Zurich

Designer Alfredo Häberli tours the Pavillon Le Corbusier in Zurich as a unique space for stillness

Structural Bias in International Criminal Law: Corporate Complicity and the Accountability Gap

Structural Bias in International Criminal Law: Corporate Complicity and the Accountability Gap

Structural Bias in International Criminal Law: Corporate Complicity and the Accountability Gap

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