The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 39, no. 2, June 2023) is out. Contents include:
- Editorial
- Andrea K. Bjorklund, William W. (Rusty) Park, General Editor, Arbitration International 2006–2022
- Articles
- John M. Townsend, Preface to the edition of Arbitration International published in honour of Professor William W. Park
- Henri C. Alvarez, Rusty Park: learning and leadership—a personal reflection
- Frank Berman, The Rusty Park formula
- Charles N. Brower, Professor ‘Rusty’ Park: a genuine polyhistor
- Stephen L. Drymer, The Cohasset C.A.D.
- George A Bermann, The UNCITRAL model law at the US state level
- Andrea K Bjorklund, What the Ecuador–US award tells us about the potential for more state–state investment arbitration
- Stavros Brekoulakis, The public interest in arbitration
- John R Crook, A note on footnotes
- John Fellas, Dissenting opinions in international arbitration
- L. Yves Fortier, Diversity in international arbitration
- Hilary Heilbron, Managing the unexpected in international arbitration
- Paula Hodges, Time to stand up for immunity
- Julian DM Lew, The need for expert evidence?
- Bruno de Loynes de Fumichon, Bishops as arbitrators in the early church: the episcopalis audientia
- Alexis Mourre & Alexandre Vagenheim, Again on the case for the publication of arbitral awards
- Adam Samuel & Karyl Nairn, Boundless arbitration—a sentimental voyage through the delocalization debate
- Ucheora Onwuamaegbu, Stay of enforcement of awards under the ICSID Convention—trends and issues
- Jan Paulsson, The hand behind the hand
- Luca G. Radicati di Brozolo, What rules must international commercial arbitrators apply to decide according to the law?
- Catherine A. Rogers, Arbitrator impartiality: the devil is in the details
- Articles
- Audley Sheppard, Tax and arbitration (an ISDS update)
- Hi-Taek Shin & Joonhak Choi, The anti-arbitration injunction under Korean law: the Korean Supreme Court Decision of 2018
- Edna Sussman, Adding strands to our bow: two arbitration proposals
- Ruth Teitelbaum, O Nottebohm and an imaginary conversation with Kurt Lipstein
