This volume (originally written as a doctoral dissertation at Julius-Maximilians-U., Germany) analyzes one of the key standards of modern international investment law--the fair and equitable treatment
Finality in Litigation provides guidance on finality in domestic and international litigation. Ensuring finality in litigation (‘preclusion’) is a challenge. Res judicata and abuse of proc
International Arbitration Law Library Series Volume 43 About the author: Dolores Bentolila is an international arbitration associate attorney in White & Case’s Geneva office. She advises on
"Few legal concepts in international arbitration are more indefinite in nature, dubious in scope and uncertain in inexistence than confidentiality," which lacks "conceptual uniformity and shows clear
International Arbitration Law Library Series Volume 39 Arbitral Awards as Investments analyzes the treatment of arbitral awards as investments within international investment law. The rise of interna
Daele, a law practitioner in Tanzania, investigates the grounds and procedures involved in the challenge and disqualification of arbitrators in international arbitration under the rules of the Interna
About the author: Giacomo Marchisio is Academic Coordinator of the Private Justice and the Rule of Law Research Group at McGill University, Canada and holds a Doctorate in Civil Law (DCL) and an LL.M.
Bühring-Uhle's previous edition was amongst the first to comprehensively address international business arbitration and mediation, including alternatives that would keep cases out of the courts and ge
This volume reviews the notion of "investor" within the framework of the Energy Charter Treaty and related treaties and rules under the Investor-Contracting Party dispute resolution mechanisms. Becaus
International Arbitration Law Library Series Volume 21 Substantive Law in Investment Treaty Arbitration is a clear analysis of previously unexplored aspects of investment arbitration. This second edi
For trade policy makers and students of international business law, this large volume on China-Africa trade examines the legal structures in place for dispute resolution between these important tradin
For arbitrators and other practitioners, Mistelis and Brekoulakis (transnational law and arbitration and international dispute resolution, Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary, University Lon
The Decision-Making Process of Investor-State Arbitration Tribunals explores the ways in which arbitral tribunals interpret the law in investor-state disputes. It examines the emergence of a specialis
Entirely revising and updating his doctoral dissertation for the University of Geneva in 2001, Sayed describes how corruption in international trade is judged in arbitration, and explains why there is
