The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 31, no. 3, September 2015) is out. Contents include:
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Rusty Park,
Michael Mustill: a reminiscence
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L. Yves Fortier,
Arbitrators, corruption, and the poetic experience: ‘When power corrupts, poetry cleanses’
- Albert Jan van den Berg,
Charles Brower’s problem with 100 per cent—dissenting opinions by party-appointed arbitrators in investment arbitration
- Sam Luttrell,
ICSID provisional measures ‘in the round’
- Lucy Greenwood & C. Mark Baker,
Is the balance getting better? An update on the issue of gender diversity in international arbitration
- Ridhi Kabra,
Has Abaclat v Argentina left the ICSID with a ‘mass’ive problem?
- Jingzhou Tao & Mariana Zhong,
A quick read of the CIETAC arbitration rules 2015
- Mark R. Joelson,
Arbitration in the United States under the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority
- Ioannis Avgoustis,
A short note on the Piraeus Maritime Arbitration Rules
- Manuel Gómez Carrión,
Joinder of third parties: new institutional developments
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Rizwan Hussain,
Taisei Corporation v A.M. Construction Co. (Pvt.) Ltd.—Decision of the Lahore High Court in light of the New York Convention
