Originally from Arbitration in the MENA

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Contents

[1]  INTRODUCTION

[2]  Translating and Defining the Concept of Public Policy in MENA Jurisdictions

   [2.1]  Lost in Translation: English, French and Arabic Meanings of Public Policy

   [2.2]  Domestic, International and Transnational Public Policy in the MENA Region

[3]  Public Policy Provisions in International and Regional Conventions and Treaties Relating to Arbitration

   [3.1]  The Role of the MENA Region in the Development of the Public Policy Exception Under the New York Convention

   [3.2]  The Role of the MENA Region in the Development of the Public Policy Exceptions Under the UNCITRAL Model Law 1985

   [3.3]  Development of Public Policy Provisions in MENA Treaties and Conventions Relating to Arbitration

      [3.3.1]  The Riyadh Convention

      [3.3.2]  The Amman Convention

[4]  Public Policy under the Civil Codes of the MENA Region

[5]  Public Policy in Theory and Practice

   [5.1]  Procedural Public Policy

   [5.2]  Islam and Public Policy

      [5.2.1]  Islamic Law in MENA Jurisdictions

      [5.2.2]  Islam and Procedural Public Policy

      [5.2.3]  Islam and Substantive Public Policy

      [5.2.4]  Islam and Arbitration Rules

   [5.3]  Public Policy and Arbitrability

[6]  PUblic Policy in Special Economic Zones and Dispute Resolution Centres: UAE, Qatar and Bahrain

   [6.1]  UAE: DIFC and ADGM

   [6.2]  Qatar: QFC

   [6.3]  Bahrain: BCSD

[7]  CONCLUSION

[8]  BIBLIOGRAPHY

   [8.1]  Monographs

   [8.2] Articles and Book Chapters