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Inter-arbitration Association Conflict
from Part II - Enforcing Commercial Arbitration Awards
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 October 2020
In 1884, Edwin Abbott published his novel Flatland, in which he described a two-dimensional word with two-dimensional people.1 The story is told from the perspective of the novel’s main character, a square. One day, he is visited by a being from a three-dimensional world, a ball. Being unable to understand and believe the existence of a third dimension, the ball tears the square out of its two-dimensional life and shows it Flatland from above. Upon returning from the third dimension, and wanting to tell his fellow flatlanders about it, the square is frowned upon and not believed.
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