The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 40, no. 3, September 2024) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
- Ceyda Knoebel & Stephanie Collins, Enforcing intra-EU ICSID arbitration awards in a post-Achmea world in Europe: could the European Court of Human Rights assist in resolving the deadlock?
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Nobumichi Teramura & Leon Trakman, Confidentiality and privacy of arbitration in the digital era: pies in the sky?
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Mir-Hossein Abedian & Reza Eftekhar, Reasonableness: a guiding light—A probe into the World Court’s landmark judgment on substantive standards of investment protection and its takeaways for investment treaty tribunals
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Alexander Ferguson, Trade secrets at risk—the protection against expropriation of a trade secret
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Ben Steinbrück & Justin Friedrich Krahé, Isolated court determinations on the admissibility of arbitration: a case study of the German Federal Court of Justice’s recent decision on intra-EU ICSID proceedings
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Ksheeraja Satish & Harshitha Satish, A ‘withdrawal’ syndrome: counsel resignations in international arbitrations
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Case Note
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Ada Yee Lam Leung & Samuel Yee Ching Leung, The temptation of Occam’s Razor: jurisdiction, admissibility and party autonomy
