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Information about arbitresearch and how to use this site.
Project status
arbitresearch is an independent international arbitration research project led by co-founders Ferman Kangöz and Dilara Zeki. It currently operates as a project rather than through a separately incorporated organisation.
Purpose and limits
Our articles explain arbitration rules, decisions, procedure and developments for general information. They are not legal advice and should not be relied on as advice for a particular dispute. Reading this site or contacting us through social media does not create a lawyer-client relationship.
Sources and corrections
We aim to identify primary sources and distinguish source text from our analysis. Publication dates, legal rules and procedural practices can change. Readers should consult the cited source and current official materials. If you spot an error or a broken source link, please contact us through the channels on our Contact page. We will review substantiated corrections and update the relevant article when needed.
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Editorial photographs may illustrate a topic without depicting the parties, tribunal, location or events discussed. Credits accompany the relevant publication. Trademarks and third-party materials remain the property of their respective owners.
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Last updated: 2 November 2026.