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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- 1 Introduction
- 2 International Survey on Legal Reasoning
- I Introduction
- II Methodology
- III Demographics of Participants
- IV Substantive Findings
- V Conclusion
- 3 Semi-Structured Interviews on Legal Reasoning
- I Introduction
- II Methodology
- III Substantive Findings
- A General Issues
- B Legal Authorities
- C Factual Authorities (Evidence)
- D The Reasoning Process
- E Writing a Reasoned Decision or Award
- F Judicial and Arbitral Education Relating to Legal Reasoning
- G Forward-Looking Proposals
- IV Conclusion
- 4 Quantitative Analysis of Reasoned Decisions and Awards
- 5 Conclusion
- Further Material
- Appendix I Instrument: Electronic Survey
- Introduction and Consent Form
- Definitions of ‘Commercial’, ‘International’, and ‘Reasoned Decision or Award’
- Demographic Information
- Role as International Commercial Arbitrator
- Demographic Information, cont.
- Worked as Both Judge and Arbitrator
- Demographic Information, cont.
- International commercial disputes
- Questions Involving Legal Authorities
- Questions Involving Factual Issues
- Questions Involving Legal Reasoning
- Questions Involving How Reasoned Decisions or Awards Are Written
- Questions Involving Judicial and Arbitral Education Relating to Legal Reasoning
- Conclusion
- Appendix II Protocol: Semi-Structured Interviews
- Appendix III Coding Book: Quantitative Analysis
- Index
- Appendix I Instrument: Electronic Survey
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