Arbitration Law and Practice in East African Commercial Disputes: Fiscal Dimensions and Revenue Implications

Key Points

• The research aims to analyze arbitration law's impact on fiscal dimensions and revenue in East African commercial disputes.
• Conducted action research to organize the problem and scholarship.
• Focused on arbitration law and its implications in Morocco.
• Analyzed institutional, policy, and theoretical dynamics relevant to the African context.
• Identified key trends in arbitration practices affecting revenue.
• Outlined policy implications for improving commercial dispute resolution.
• Presented a concise conclusion linking findings back to the central argument.

Abstract