Author: Aditya Sengupta* Jurisdiction: International Topics: BITs Standard and Model Arbitration Clauses NAFTA ICSID International and Transnational Law As global bodies mitigate the impact of the novel coronavirus, international financial...
...EU law. Three relevant recent examples may be given. […] Against this background of increasing friction between international arbitration enforcement mechanisms and other international legal regimes, it is relevant to...
...covering both international commercial arbitration and investment arbitration. The first part of this article contains the proposed guidelines for the disclosure of third-party funding arrangements in international arbitration. The remaining...
...York, then, is a logical seat for international commercial arbitrations. However, some practitioners and commentators have questioned the desirability of New York as a seat for international arbitration upon the...
...consequences of this phenomenon are the development of an international law of human rights and the growth of international arbitration. This essay will explore the issue of whether the latter...
Author: J. Gillis Wetter* Published: March 1990 Topics: Commercial Disputes ICC New York Convention UNCITRAL Model Law Description: I. BASIC FEATURES OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION A. Objectives and Conditions of International...
...inextricably joined. The law of arbitration, whether domestic or international, is all about that relationship, which is essentially a control system. Download Full PDF *McDougal Professor of International Law, Yale...
...Emmanuel Gaillard, Legal Theory of International Arbitration 135 (2010). [8] PT First Media TBK v. Astro Nusantara International BV and others [2013] SGCA 57 at para. 76, 77. [9] Pieter...
...field of international arbitration was once limited to the regulation of disputes between states; now, however, it encompasses disputes involving private parties. In international commercial arbitration, at least one of...
...the question of how far the umbrella clause transforms the municipal state contract into an instrument of international law: one, the outlier, being exceedingly restrictive; another completely embracing the internationalization...
...refer to the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the most frequently used alternative being arbitration under the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) rules. ...
...Belgium is gaining an increasingly important role in international arbitration. Indeed, the country offers many geographical, political, and legislative advantages to international arbitration. Parties generally prefer to choose a neutral...
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