The latest issue of the
World Arbitration and Mediation Review (Vol. 7, no. 1, 2013) is out. Contents include:
- 25th Anniversary of the Dallas Workshop Institute for Transnational Arbitration: "The Best of the Best"
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R. Doak Bishop, Introduction
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2000 - Stephen M. Schwebel, The Docket and Decision-Making Process of the International Court of Justice
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2001 - W. Michael Reisman, International Arbitration and Sovereignty
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2002 - David D. Caron, The World of Intellectual Property and the Decision to Arbitrate
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2002 - Charles N. Brower, Charles H. Brower II, & Jeremy K. Sharpe, The Coming Crisis in the Global Adjudication System
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2003 - Jan Paulsson, Waiting for Loewen
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2004 - Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler, The Arbitrator and the Law: Does He/She Know It? Apply It? How?
And a Few More Questions
- 2005 - Gerald Asken,
Reflections of an International Arbitrator
- 2006 - James Castello,
Interim Measures Under Uncitral's Model Law New Proposals
- 2006 - V.V. Veeder,
Why Bother and Why It Matters?
- 2007 - James A. Baker, III,
Developing Successful Negotiating Skills
- 2008 - William W. Park,
Framing the Case on Quantum
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2008 - Lucy F. Reed, Damages In International Arbitration: Less Is More, More or Less
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2009 - Carla Powers Herron, Whose Arbitration Is It Anyway?
A Corporate Perspective on the Duties of Counsel and Arbitral Tribunal
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2009 - William W. Park, Arbitration Integrity: The Transient and the Permanent
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2009 - Donald Francis Donovan, The International Arbitrator as a Transnational Judge
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2010 – Jan Paulsson, Moral Hazard in International Dispute Resolution
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2011 – Toby Landau, Advocacy in International Arbitration
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2012 – R. Doak Bishop, The Quality of Arbitral Decision-Making and Justification
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2013 – Gary Born, with Linda J. Silberman, A Conversation with Gary Born
The latest issue of the World Arbitration and Mediation Review (Vol. 7, no. 1, 2013) is out. Contents include:
