Janet Walker, The International Arbitration Centre

 

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As the daughter of a court reporter from a small town in rural Canada, Janet Walker has accomplished a great deal during her career as an international arbitration practitioner.  She’s taught it, she’s written about it, she’s even coached a team that won the Willem C. Vis Moot in Vienna.  

Janet also plays the French Horn and contrary to her last name, has developed fondness of running—especially if that can be paired with hiking and enjoying nature. 

She’s also this week’s guest on Tales of the Tribunal—Sit back and enjoy her story:

 

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Intro Notes: :36

Interview Begins at: 3:28

End Notes: 56:00

 

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