The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 41, no. 1, March 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Eugene Thong & Yvonne Guo, Reasons and reasoning in arbitral awards
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Lucas Clover Alcolea, ‘The King[’s] Courts as the fountain of justice’ and the supremacy of ordinary law: implications for English arbitration
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Dominik Stefer & Victoria Fricke, From algorithms to awards: exploring the technological and legal boundaries of AI’s contributions to the work of arbitrators
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João Ilhão Moreira & Jiawei Zhang, ChatGPT as a fourth arbitrator? The ethics and risks of using large language models in arbitration
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Markus Burgstaller & Auriane Negret, Investment protection standards: Can EU law fill the shoes of investment treaties?
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Aleksander Godhe, Tribunal duties and the exclusion of evidence in international arbitration: the tug-of-war of fairness and efficiency
- Sebastián Mantilla Blanco, Eduardo Zuleta Jaramillo, & Santiago Zuleta Ríos, The rise and fall of parochialism: Colombia and the New York Convention
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M Emirhan Havan, How to approach expropriation risk as a controversial component of country risk in investment arbitration
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Vladimir Kostcov, Is it just about the parties? A social welfare approach to familiar problems of international arbitration
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Jagriti Vij, Singapore’s stance on enforcement of foreign awards set aside at the seat: some recent developments
- Case Note
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Kanishka Bhukya, From inconsistency to coherence: examining the SGCA’s quest for a comprehensive approach to determining pre-award arbitrability
