Emmanuel Gaillard (Shearman & Sterling, Paris & University of Paris XII - Law) &
Yas Banifatemi (Shearman & Sterling, Paris) have published
Precedent in International Arbitration (Juris Publishing 2008). Contents include:
- Emmanuel Gaillard, Foreword
- Barton Legum, Definition of “precedent”
- Karl-Heinz Böckstiegel, Part I - International Commercial Arbitration: Introductory Note
- François Perret, Is there a Need for Consistency in International Commercial Arbitration?
- Alexis Mourre, The Impact of the Confidentiality of Awards
- Christopher Seppala, The Development of a Case Law in Construction Disputes Relating to FIDIC Contracts
- Prosper Weil, Part II - International Investment Arbitration: Introductory Note
- James Crawford, Similarity of Issues in Disputes Arising under the Same or Similarly Drafted Investment Treaties
- Gilbert Guillaume, Can Arbitral Awards Constitute a Source of International Law under Article 38 of the ICJ Statute?
- Thomas Wälde, The Impact of the Publication of Awards
- Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler, Is the Search of Consistency a Myth?
Emmanuel Gaillard (Shearman & Sterling, Paris & University of Paris XII - Law) & Yas Banifatemi (Shearman & Sterling, Paris) have published Precedent in International Arbitration (Juris Publishing 2008). Contents include:
