Arab commercial law
Subtitle: principles and perspectives
By: edited by William M. Ballantyne and Howard L. Stovall.
Contributors: Ballantyne, W. M.; Stovall, Howard L., 1952-; American Bar Association. Section of International Law and Practice.
Publisher: Section of International Law and Practice, American Bar Association
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Chicago, Ill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 244
ISBN-13: 9781590310120
Subjects: Commercial law -- Arab countries -- Congresses; Islamic law -- Arab countries -- Congresses; Arab countries -- Foreign relations -- Congresses; Arab countries -- Politics and government -- Congresses
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Transparency in Arab law and practice / by Salah Al-Hejailan; title: Doubts persist : Arab commercial law into the future / by Howard L. Stovall; title: The challenge of Islamic commercial law in the Middle East / by William M. Ballantyne; title: Shari'a influence on Middle Eastern contract law in the next twenty years / by Nabil Saleh; title: Islamic law and financing practices in the Middle East / by Paul Holland; title: Fraud, asset tracing, and the Middle East / by Bill Dixon; title: European anticorruption initiatives and impact on Middle Eastern business / by George Brown; title: Anticorruption legislation and implications for the region / by Christopher H. Johnson; title: The mirage becomes reality : privatization and project finance developments in the Middle East power market / by Loren Page Ambinder, Nimali de Silva and John Dewar; title: Some naughty thoughts about privatization by an observer of Middle East economies / by Edmund O'Sullivan; title: Water projects in the Middle East / by Bruce Johnston and Angela Zaher; title: Trends in Middle East arbitration laws and practices / by Nancy B. Turck; title: Practical aspects of arbitration with Middle Eastern parties / by David N. Kay; title: Arbitration in the Arab world in the twenty-first century / by Fathi Kemicha; title: US trade sanctions in the Middle East : who commands; title: Congress or the executive branch? / by Edward E. Dyson and Janet K. Kim; title: Reform of U.S. sanction laws / by Richard Holmes; title: E-commerce and its impact on the Middle East / by Anthony Garrod; title: Dubai Internet City and the inadequacies of current law / by Essam Al Tamimi; title: Obstacles to growth of Middle East e-commerce / by Ramsey R. Taylor.