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This book provides an in-depth analysis of the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal, established to resolve disputes between the two nations following the Iranian Revolution and the subsequent hostage crisis. It covers the tribunal's genesis, structure, and jurisdiction, as well as its contributions to international arbitration and public international law. The authors, Charles N. Brower and Jason D. Brueschke, offer insights into the tribunal's decision-making processes, evidentiary standards, and challenges faced. The work is aimed at legal professionals, scholars of international law, and those interested in arbitration and diplomatic conflict resolution.

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