The anti-arbitration injunction is probably the most controversial institution in the history of arbitration due to its hostile interference in procedures that it pretends

to terminate or suspend, and the impediment generated for the second tribunal to determine its own competence. [...]

Employing autoethnography to examine two sets of texts, I present an understanding of voice politics. The first set includes all published addresses by CPSA presidents. In

these texts, I identify dominant narratives about what political science is and who political scientists are. [...]