The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 33, no. 4, December 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Noam Zamir, The applicability of the Monetary Gold principle in international arbitration
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Fabio G Santacroce, Navigating the troubled waters between jurisdiction and admissibility: an analysis of which law should govern characterization of preliminary issues in international arbitration
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Asif Salahuddin, Should arbitrators be immune from liability?
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Paula Costa e Silva & Duarte G Henriques, Arbitration in swaps: the Portuguese experience
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Agnish Aditya & Siddharth Nigotia, Semantic and doctrinal restructuring of ‘arbitrability’: examining Brekoulakis’ arguments in the Indian context
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Utkarsh Srivastava, Putting the jig saw pieces together: an analysis of the arbitrability of intellectual property right disputes in India
- Recent Developments
- Liang Zhao & Lianjun Li, Incorporation of arbitration clauses into bills of lading under the PRC law and its practical implications
- Paschalis Paschalidis, Arbitral tribunals and preliminary references to the EU Court of Justice
