...concerned about the quality of their efforts. It gives the public at large access to a growing body of rules of private international law, as distinguished from the conflict of...
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Author: Leon E. Trakman* Published: October 2007 Jurisdiction: International Topics: Commercial Disputes International and Transnational Law Description: We lawyers have often invoked “cultural differences” to mean a clash of legal...
“Legal Traditions” and International Commercial Arbitration – Vol. 17 No. ...
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...
International Multi-Party Arbitration: The Role of Party Autonomy* – Vol. ...
Articles Iura Novit Arbiter: Truth or Fiction? Chiann Bao Some Reflections on the Impact of COVID-19 on International Commercial Arbitration Julio-Cesar Betancourt National International Commercial Arbitration Franco Ferrari Notes Should...
Volume 32: Issue 4 (March 2022)
...“de-nationalized,” “delocalized,” “a-national,” “supranational,” “transnational,” “expatriate” or “floating award” emerged and was then extended from the mere instance of the award, to the whole range of arbitral proceedings. In consequence,...
To Continue Nationalizing or to De-Nationalize? That Is Now the ...
...B. Kimmelman and Edna Sussman Articles Keynote Address: The Impact of Cultural and National Differences on Recognised Norms in International Arbitration Hilary Heilbron Using Arbitration and ADR for Disputes about...
Volume 30: Issue 2 (March 2020)
Author: John P. Bowman Published: February 2000 Topics: Commercial Disputes Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration New York Convention Description: Twenty-five years have passed since the Inter-American Convention on International...
The Panama Convention and its Implementation Under the Federal Arbitration ...
...OF LAW Nicolette Butler and Jasem Tarawneh REDEFINING JURISDICTION IN THE EU: NATIONAL COURTS AND THE ACHMEA JUDGEMENT’S IMPACT ON INVESTMENT ARBITRATION Julien Chaisse THE ROAD AHEAD FOR THE ENFORCEABILITY...
Volume 35: Issue 2 (February 2025)
...INTRODUCTION Public Policy is a very important, albeit highly controversial, issue for the enforcement of international arbitration awards. According to Article V.2(b) of the United Nations Convention on Recognition and...
Judicial Sovereignty and Public Policy under Chinese Arbitration Law – ...
...Separability Description: Bribery in the international marketplace continues to be a serious obstacle to efficient and fair international trade. Recent findings indicate that bribery not only continues to thrive but...
Arbitration and Contracts involving Corrupt Practices: The Arbitrator’s Dilemma – ...
...may engage with the award only at the level of legal error, not factual reconsideration. By endorsing this comparative principle, the Court aligns itself with a widely accepted international standard—judicial...
Severability and Slippage: Rethinking Judicial Modification in Gayatri Balasamy
...caused the expansion of litigation involving foreign governments and their instrumentalities on American soil.1 In the international community, foreign states and their instrumentalities are increasingly involved in international commercial arbitration...