The latest issue of
Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal (Vol. 9, no. 2, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Language and Linguistic Challenges in International Arbitration and Mediation
- Tsai-yu Lin, Forward to the Special Issue on “Language and Linguistic Challenges in International Arbitration and Mediation”
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Stephan Wilske, Linguistic and Language Issues in International Arbitration─Problems, Pitfalls and Paranoia
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Chang-fa Lo, Beyond Semantics and Semiotics─Arguing for a Clearer Set of Arbitration Rules on the Issues of Translation and Language Interpreting
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Joshua Karton, Reducing the Impact of Mistranslated Testimony in International Arbitral Hearings
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Rajesh Sharma, Is There Any Role for Linguists Among Lawyers in Arbitration?
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Sally A. Harpole, Language in Arbitration Procedure: A Practical Approach for International Commercial Arbitration
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Alexandra Carter & Shawn Watts, The Role of Language Interpretation in Providing a Quality Mediation Process
