Academic publicationConflict of lawsEurope / GlobalContent language: English
Academic article on the function of standards in private international law
Initial scan view · retrospective language and content review is in progress.This article by Badreddine Berrahlia, Yassine Chami, Fatma B. Lalaymia and Naufal Rizqiyanto was published in the Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction. It examines the role of standards in private international law in light of the James Elliott Construction case.
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the role and impact of standards in private international law in the James Elliott Construction case
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The record is useful for tracing how standards are framed as a legal function in dispute resolution. Its link to the James Elliott Construction case makes it relevant for readers who want to follow that discussion through a concrete judicial reference.
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- English
- Source title
- Standards Function Development and Its Impact on International Private Law: Lessons from and beyond the James Elliott Construction Case
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- journal article
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- Badreddine Berrahlia, Yassine Chami, Fatma B. Lalaymia, Naufal Rizqiyanto
- Author / contributor
- Badreddine Berrahlia, Yassine Chami, Fatma B. Lalaymia, Naufal Rizqiyanto
- Publication / institution
- Journal of Legal Affairs and Dispute Resolution in Engineering and Construction
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