The latest issue of the
Stockholm International Arbitration Review (Vol. 2008, no. 2) is out. Contents include:
- Jan Paulsson, International Arbitration is not Arbitration
- James Hope, Why Choose Stockholm: Reflections of an English Lawyer After Two Years of Practising International Arbitration in Sweden
- Peter Hillerström, Emergency and Pre-Tribunal Arbitral Relief: Current Approaches of the Key Arbitral Institutions
- Linn Bergman, An Update on SCC Arbitration Cases
- Special Forum: Public Policy in International Arbitration
- Hans G. Bagner, Preface: Public Policy: Still the Unruly Horse
- Piero Bernardini, The Scope of Review in Annulment Proceedings
- Lord Goldsmith, An Introduction to International Public Policy
- Jeffrey M. Hertzfeld, The Common Law Approach to Public Policy in International Arbitration
- Michael Kwang & Shaun Lee, Public Policy as Ground for Annulment of or Non-recognition of Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in East Asia
- Stephen Jagusch, Issues of Substantive International Public Policy
- Pierre A. Karrer, Public Policy in Swiss International Arbitration Law: For Once, Adjectives Make a Difference
- Richard H. Kreindler, Standards of Procedural International Public Policy
- David W. Rivkin, The Public Policy Exception to the Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards
The latest issue of the Stockholm International Arbitration Review (Vol. 2008, no. 2) is out. Contents include:
