...disputes. By choosing an arbitral forum, parties agree not to have their disputes resolved in national courts. But in most cases national courts retain some supervisory authority over the arbitral...
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Articles Enforcing Vacated International Arbitration Awards: An Economic Approach Christopher R. Drahozal Government to Government Dispute Resolution under NAFTA’s Chapter 20: A Commentary on the Process David A. Gantz Betting...
Volume 11: Issue 4 (October 2000)
...marked by centuries of commercial and cultural exchanges. For generations, the two countries have maintained an amicable relationship while promoting each other’s economic interests. Within the last decade, the nations...
The Brazil-Nigeria Samba: From Partners in Business to Parties in ...
Articles To Continue Nationalizing or to De-Nationalize? That Is Now the Question in International Arbitration Otto Sandrock Absence of Consent Trumps Arbitral Economy: Consolidation of Arbitrations Under U.S. Law Rona...
Volume 12: Issue 3-4 (October 2003)
...previous arbitral decisions. Clearly, there is no precedential value or self-standing rule creation in international commercial law apart from the procedural aspects. The application of precedents in any manner whatsoever...
The Viability of Precedents in Arbitration
Author: Christopher Stippl** Published: January 1996 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Class Action Parties Multiple Parties Description: Economic development and internationalization of trade activities have led to highly sophisticated, interdependent markets where...