The latest issue of the Journal of International Arbitration (Vol. 35, no. 2, 2018) is out. Contents include:- Jennifer Kirby, Evolution and the Discoverability of In-House Counsel Communications
- Johannes Koepp & Agnieszka Ason, An Anti-Enforcement Bias? The Application of the Substantive Public Policy Exception in Polish Annulment Proceedings
- Gordon Smith, Comparative Analysis of Joinder and Consolidation Provisions Under Leading Arbitral Rules
- Bas van Zelst, Class Actions and Arbitration: Alternative Approaches Based on the (Ever Evolving) Dutch Experiences with Collective Redress
- Florencia Villaggi, Recent Developments in the Arbitration Legislation in Argentina
- Oleg Skvortsov & Leonid Kropotov, Arbitration Changes in Russia: Revolution or Evolution?
