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Title: Legal Effects of Implementing Arbitration or Mediation Mechanisms in the Corporate Governance. Research Proposal
Submitted by
MD. MAMONOR RASHID
Metric No: 815250
Department of Law
Master of Laws (Full Research)
Universiti Utara Malaysia. Supervisor
ROHANA ABDUL RAHMAN, PhD
Deputy Director International and Executive Programs,
Professional and Continuing Education Centre (PACE).
Universiti Utara Malaysia.
ROHANA ABDUL RAHMAN, PhDHead of DepartmentSchool of LawCollege of Law Government and International StudiesUniversiti Utara MalaysiaTel: +604 928 6575Mobile: 019-405 1610 Table of contents Introduction ................................................................................................................. Problem statement........................................................................................................ Research Questions ..................................................................................................... Research Objectives....................................................................................................
Significance of the Study ............................................................................................
Research Methodology .................................................................................................


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