New Issue: Arbitration: The International Journal of Arbitration Mediation and Dispute Management

The latest issue of Arbitration: The International Journal of Arbitration, Mediation and Dispute Management (Vol. 75, no. 2, May 2009) is out. Contents include:

• Raghar Sharma, Sanctity of foreign awards: recent developments in India
• Jane Wessel & Peter Eyre, US discovery in aid of foreign or international proceedings: recent developments relating to Title 28 US Code Section 1782
• Michael Davison & Nowak Lucja, International arbitration: how can it deliver on its promise?
• Lord Woolf, Mediation in arbitration in the pursuit of justice
• Anthony Evans, Forget ADR! Think A or D
• Karl-Heinz Böckstiegel, Past, present and future perspectives of arbitration
• Doug Jones, Dealing with a multi-tiered dispute resolution process
• Richard Kreindler, Arbitrating with different legal traditions: civil law
• Dato Cecil Abraham, Arbitration of investment disputes: a Malaysian perspective
• Mohamed Ismail Mohamed Shariff, Specific issues in Islamic dispute resolution
• Mark Hoyle, Specific issues in Islamic dispute resolution
• Rashda Rana, Is adjudication killing arbitration?
• Bruce Harris, Maritime disputes: now and in the future
• John Tackaberry, Adjudication and arbitration: the when and why in construction disputes
• Andrew Berkeley, The changing political environment for investment agreements
• Don McKinnon, Can good offices assist in relation to resource nationalism?
• Thomas Mensah, The potential role of good offices
• David Branson, Do established international dispute resolution bodies have a role?
• Johan Gernandt, Resolving disputes between resource-rich and consuming countries