The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 41, no. 2, June 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Articles
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Maxence Rivoire, Party autonomy and the applicable law to the merits in intellectual property arbitration
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Gerhard Wagner & Oguzhan Samanci, Arbitration meets human rights—the Pechstein saga and its implications for commercial disputes
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Johan Lindholm, Can’t buy me arbitrator love? How party-appointed arbitrators help ‘haves’ come out ahead in sports arbitration
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Nathan Tamblyn, Governing law of an arbitration agreement, and the awkward relationship between English and international law
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Pratyush Singh & Aastha Malipatil, Empirical insights into the legal quicksand: the case of patent illegality in Indian arbitration
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Hosna Sheikhattar & Mansour Vesali Mahmoud, Domestic insolvency proceedings before investment treaty arbitration
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Giorgio Risso & Giovanni Dall’Agnola, Investment structuring and re-structuring: the Italian perspective
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Recent Development
- Nicolò Andreotti, The Colombian Santurbán Páramo saga and its contribution to the development of international investment law and arbitration
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Case Note
- Thomas Leung & Christopher K H To, Jurisdiction and admissibility in international commercial arbitration: back to basics
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Jason Haynes, New players, same problems: Michael Lee-Chin v Dominican Republic, and the rising tide of inconsistency in South–South ISDS
