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ISSN 2653-6951
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Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2025July 02, 2025 AEST

A New Management System, for a New Type of Conflict? Singapore’s Possible Role in Managing Grey Zone Conflict in International Commerce

Christopher Honeyman, Rachel Tan Xi'En,
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Articles in Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2025

Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2025
  • Foreword: Next Generation Insights for Dispute Settlement
    Nadja AlexanderRachael Field
  • Operationalising the Social Licence to Operate along the Belt and Road: The Case for a Mediation-Focused Approach
    Mark McLaughlin
  • The Role of Mediation Institutions: Ensuring Enforceability Under Article 5 of the Singapore Convention on Mediation
    Wooseok SHIN
  • Enforcement of Arbitral Awards Obtained Against States on the Assets of State-Owned Entities: Reformulation of the English Approach
    Darius ChanAmar Pandey
  • Hybrid Dispute Resolution Processes and Due Process Concerns
    Yuying ZhangAngela Ray T Abala
  • Competencies for Professionals in Legal Disputes
    Yael EfronSascha FerzAngela Ray T Abala
  • A New Management System, for a New Type of Conflict? Singapore’s Possible Role in Managing Grey Zone Conflict in International Commerce
    Christopher HoneymanRachel Tan Xi'En
Dispute Resolution Review
Christopher Honeyman & Rachel Tan Xi’En, A New Management System, for a New Type of Conflict? Singapore’s Possible Role in Managing Grey Zone Conflict in International Commerce, 4 Dispute Resolution Review 99 (2025).
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