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Anglia Law School Guest Lecture - Dr Youseph Farah
Lecture on International Arbitration: Reflections on CJEU Decision in Gazprom and revised Brussels I
Youseph Farah joined the University of Essex, School of Law, in 2005. He currently lectures on Contract Law, International Trade Law, and Commercial Law. He teaches International Commercial Arbitration, and international commercial litigation. Youseph also contributes to Business and Human rights, and is a member of the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Essex. Youseph was a visiting Professor twice to Michigan State University, and a visiting Professor to Lyon III.
Lecture on International Arbitration: Reflections on CJEU Decision in Gazprom and revised Brussels I
Youseph Farah joined the University of Essex, School of Law, in 2005. He currently lectures on Contract Law, International Trade Law, and Commercial Law. He teaches International Commercial Arbitration, and international commercial litigation. Youseph also contributes to Business and Human rights, and is a member of the Centre for Human Rights at the University of Essex. Youseph was a visiting Professor twice to Michigan State University, and a visiting Professor to Lyon III.
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