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Martin Hunter
Honorary Professor
Martin Hunter is a former Barrister, Professor Emeritus of International Dispute Resolution at Nottingham Trent University, England and Visiting Professor of Law at King’s College London, England and University of Miami School of Law, USA. He has served as counsel or arbitrator in cases held under the rules of most of the principal arbitral institutions and arbitration centres. He was deputy-chairman of the UK Government’s committee on the arbitration law reform and has participated in the work of the AAA, the IBA, the ICC’s Court, the LCIA’s Court and UNCITRAL. He is known for the major textbook of international arbitration, Redfern & Hunter on International Arbitration and has recently published a book on Arbitration in India. E-mail : simon.weber@kcl.ac.uk |