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Why your dispute resolution clause is as critical as the deal itself

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By Jonathan Barnes, Samantha Mason
| The Finance Ghost
The dispute resolution mechanisms in complex commercial agreements can be as important as the deal itself. Well thought-out dispute resolution mechanisms ensure strong safety nets that benefit the commercial interests of all parties to a transaction. A dispute resolution clause in an agreement is more than a boilerplate provision; it is a critical risk allocation tool that deserves the same attention as the substantive terms of the agreement.
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The Expert Epistemology of Climate Finance: Re‐Visiting the Depoliticisation Critique

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By Jonathan Barnes
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Depoliticisation refers to the “narrowing of the boundaries of democratic politics” (Flinders and Wood 2014:135) and when “institutions, policies and discourses foreclose or discourage participation in the political sphere” (Wood 2016:521). Wood traces the development of the term (ibid.) and its application that is increasingly central to understanding contemporary patterns of governance throughout advanced industrial democracies (Foster et al. 2014:226).
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Deep-sea fish reveal alternative pathway for vertebrate visual development

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By Lily Fogg, Stamatina Isari, Jonathan Barnes, Jagdish Patel
| BioRxiv
Abstract Vertebrate vision is accomplished by two phenotypically distinct types of photoreceptors in the retina: the saturation-resistant cones for the detection of bright light and the highly sensitive rods for dim light conditions [1]. The current dogma is that, during development, all vertebrates initially feature a cone-dominated retina, and rods are added later [2, 3].
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