The latest issue of the
American Review of International Arbitration (Vol. 17, no. 4, 2006) is out. Contents include:
- Alan Scott Rau, Fear of Freedom
- Hans Smit, Hall Street Associates v. Mattel: A Critical Comment
- Mark Beckett, Beyond Agnosticism: The Policy Justifications for the Supreme Court's Decision in Hall Street Associates
- David W. Rivkin & Eric P. Tuchmann, Protecting Both the FAA and Party Autonomy: The Hall Street Decision
- Richard W. Hulbert, Institutional Rules and Arbitral Jurisdiction: When Party Intent Is Not "Clear and Unmistakable"
- Int’l Commercial Disputes Comm. & Comm. on Arbitration of the NYC Bar Ass'n, Secretaries to International Arbitral Tribunals
- Alexis Mourre, Perspectives of International Arbitration In Latin America
- Mauro Rubino-Sammartano & Mark Kantor, Is Full Armor Absolutely Necessary to the Arbitration Process?
