The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 37, no. 1, March 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Diana A A Reisman, Apportioning Fault for Performance Corruption in Investment Arbitration
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Jörg Risse & Antje Baumann, The permissible scope of witness testimony in arbitral hearings—five proposed rules
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Donny Trinh Ba Duong, The evolution of summary procedure in investment arbitration: past, present and future
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Caline Mouawad & Jessica Beess und Chrostin, The illegality objection in investor–state arbitration
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Dimitrios Katsikis, Breach of the agreement to arbitrate due to third party conduct
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Eric Leikin & Clemens Treichl, Pick Your President: Why and How Parties Should Seek to Agree on a Presiding Arbitrator
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Recent Developments
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Aditya Prasanna Bhattacharya, Harsh Tiwari, & Kashish Makkar, Indian Golf Union and the Lingering Ghost of common law severability in India
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Jie (Jeanne) Huang & Dan Xie, Data Protection Law in Investment Arbitration: Applicable or Not?
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Gordon Nardell & Laura Rees-Evans, The agreement terminating intra-EU BITs: are its provisions on ‘New’ and ‘Pending’ Arbitration Proceedings compatible with investors’ fundamental rights?
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Shen Wei, Guarding the Great Wall?—jurisprudential review of treaty interpretative tools in Chinese BIT-based arbitration cases
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George Burn & Kevin Cheung, Section 44 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 and third parties to arbitration
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Ann Manov, Shooing the vultures? The case for investment treaty protection of sovereign debt
- Case Notes
- Sayantan Bhattacharyya & Moksh Ranawat, The arbitrability of civil fraud in India: analysing the Supreme Court of India’s decision in Avitel Post Studioz Ltd
- Tamar Meshel, International commercial arbitration in Canada after Uber Technologies Inc v Heller
