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Margaret L. Moses is the Mary Ann G. McMorrow Professor of Law and the Director of the Institute for International Law and Practice at Loyola University Chicago. She teaches international commercial arbitration and the CISG, and international business transactions. Her book, The Principles and Practice of International Commercial Arbitration, is in its fourth edition. She has published articles and book chapters on international arbitration in the US as well as in foreign publications and has taught and lectured abroad in many countries. Professor Moses has also participated in international arbitrations both as counsel and as an international arbitrator. Prior to joining Loyola, she was a practicing attorney in New York, New Jersey, Paris and Milan.
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Review of previous edition: 'This book is the best up-to-date introduction to international commercial arbitration, including investment arbitration, that is available ... Another engaging feature of Professor Moses's book is that it is clearly and attractively written and describes the problems of arbitration in a concrete and realistic way, taking account of real life practice. It is unusual to find a work by a law professor which is both a sound work of scholarship and which an arbitration practitioner finds accurately describes the real world in which he is working. In conclusion, this is an excellent current introduction to international commercial arbitration which will be invaluable both to students and to general practitioners seeking an understanding of international commercial arbitration.' Christopher R. Seppälä, Partner, White Case LLP, Paris