RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLITICS AND LAW IN A PUBLIC POLICY CLAUSE IN DIFFERENT LEGAL SYSTEMS
Keywords:
arbitration; choice of law; international commerce; public policyAbstract
Whenever scientists from different countries tried to figure out the legal content and meaning of the public policy clause, a pattern was discovered that made it difficult to achieve the desired result. When studying the public policy clause, the connection between law and politics is most clearly and vividly observed, and even more, the suppression of law by politics in a particular country.
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