...“international in character.” For example, the Silk Association of America, organized in 1872, used arbitration to resolve disputes involving raw material markets in Europe and the Far East.[27] Still another...
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...As I see it, this is the result of two overlapping and interdependent developments, i.e., the transformation of the political and economic systems in Eastern Europe, including the former Soviet...
Investment Arbitration in Eastern Europe: Recent Cases on Expropriation – ...
...cases in which the applicant’s case is not frivolous (or not manifestly without merit). For example, in Sergei Paushok, CJSC Golden East Company, CJSC Vostokneftgaz Company v. The Government of...
Interim Measures in International Arbitration: The Case for Applying High ...
...collectively suggest an emerging middle ground. Looking forward, the non-signatory jurisprudence will likely continue to evolve toward greater harmonization as courts and tribunals engage in transnational dialogue. The GE Energy...
Issues Relating to Non-Signatories in International Arbitration: A Comparative Analysis ...
...whom it is aimed justify disrespecting the human rights of a few individuals who are inadvertently or not caught in the middle of this campaign? Or, more specifically, could the...
Do Athletes Really Have the Right to a Fair Trial ...
...(Elliott Geisinger & Elena Trabaldo-de Mestral eds., 2015). [7] Antonio Rigozzi & William McAuliffe, Sports Arbitration, 2013 Global Arbitration Review: European and Middle Eastern Arbitration Review 15, 18 (2013). [8]...
Proposals to Amend the Code of the Court of Arbitration ...
...law school, she obtained her MPhil in Politics and International Studies from the University of Cambridge, an MA in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Chicago, and a BA...
The Way Forward: An Analysis of India’s New Guidelines for ...
...the general public may not easily perceive whether courts of justice are doing what is good or not. In the early middle ages errand knights were the mirror of rulers...
Arbitration, Financial Markets and Banking Disputes – Vol. 14 No. ...
...is flawed to the extent that it completely nullified the unilateral appointment clause without considering the cardinal principle of party autonomy. A middle ground could have been reached if the...
Unilateral Arbitrator Appointments in the US – A tussle between ...
...traditions of the lex mercatoria. Emerging in the Middle Ages, the lex mercatoria is based on a trade system where merchants would travel with their goods to fairs and markets...
Confidentiality in a Forum of Last Resort: Is the Use ...
...Managing Partner of PDLegal LLC. Peter is an Advocate and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Singapore and a non-practicing Barrister-at-Law, Middle Temple. His practice has received recognition in various...
New Year, New Rules: Highlighting 10 Key Features of the ...
...Serbia (2014). Interestingly, the 2024 India-UAE BIT takes a middle ground between the broad definition in the 2013 India-UAE BIT and the restrictive approach of the 2015 Model BIT. In...