Arbitration in the Faroe Islands
This article discusses the foundations of arbitration in the Faroe Islands, including topics such as the arbitration market, the arbitration community, arbitration practice, and arbitration institutions. The interview on which this article is based was performed as part of a research project funded by the United Kingdom’s Economic and Social Research Council. Interviews were performed in 47 countries, including 127 cities and 1,042 interviewees. Further information on the project is available on the project website (https://commercialarbitrationineurope.wordpress.com). One interview was performed in the Faroe Islands, involving one participant, performed in Tórshavn on 20 June 2024. The interview was performed by the author. Notes were taken during the interview and then submitted to the interviewee post-interview for comment.
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College of Social Sci Arts and Humanities Leicester Law SchoolVersion
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