The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 32, no. 4, December 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- William G. Bassler, The enforceability of emergency awards in the United States: or when interim means final
- David Collins,
The line of equilibrium: improving the legitimacy of investment treaty arbitration through the application of the WTO’s general exceptions
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Marc J. Goldstein,
Living (or not) with the partisan arbitrator: are there limits to deliberations secrecy?
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Matthew Blome,
Contractual waiver of Article 52 ICSID: a solution to the concerns with annulment?
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Joel Dahlquist,
Beside the point—on obiter dicta in investment treaty arbitration
- Recent Developments
- Alexey Yadykin, Martin C. Mekat, & Noah Rubins, The Russian arbitration reform
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Arjit Oswal & Balaji Sai Krishnan, Public policy as a ground to set aside arbitral award in India
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Stephen R. Tully, Challenging awards before national courts for a denial of natural justice: lessons from Australia
- Case Notes
- Isha Jain, The legal implications of Indian parties resorting to foreign arbitration: decoding the decision in Addhar
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Amokura Kawharu, Rehearings of jurisdiction issues: a fresh look at the judicial task
