You and a partner in Turkey plan to open a store in Chicago selling rugs imported from Turkey. You are wise enough to insist on a contract establishing the rights and obligations of both parties and would prefer a clause requiring alternative dispute resolution (ADR) of any conflicts that arise under the contract. You want to be sensitive to your partner's culture and do not want to propose a clause that will alienate him. What is the best way you can accomplish all of this?

d. research Turkish law and hire a mediator familiar with Turkish customs.

Explanation:

Based on the scenario being described within the question it can be said that the best way that you can accomplish this would be to research Turkish law and hire a mediator familiar with Turkish customs. This would allow you to rely on a professional to handle all of these types of aspects so that you can make the correct decisions without causing an incident due to not having the right information regarding Turkish customs.

figure it out loser harabe

well i'm late but i think its: b, c, and e