American Arbitration Its History, Functions and Achievements

Frances A. Kellor, 1873-1952, is noted as a famous contributor to the study of mind and society. She was a pioneering sociologist, advocate for workers, advocate for the naturalization of American immigrants, and an eminent authority on arbitration. She earned a law degree from Cornell Law School in 1897. Her studies on worldwide issues of conflict and arbitration made her a recognized authority and author in the field. She was an officer in the American Arbitration Association and prepared the Code of Arbitration in 1931.Kellor, Frances is the author of 'American Arbitration Its History, Functions and Achievements' with ISBN 9781893122581 and ISBN 1893122581.