The foundational paradox in arbitration lies in the simultaneous necessity for
arbitrators to be wholly independent and impartial, and the inherent
subjectivity and variability of what constitutes impartiality across different
legal and cultural contexts. This paradox not only challenges the arbitration
process but also mirrors broader tensions within the legal system regarding the
balance between objectivity and the human element in justice.
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