New Volume: Austrian Yearbook of International Arbitration

The latest volume of the Austrian Yearbook of International Arbitration (Vol. 2012) is out. The table of contents is here.

New Volume: Austrian Yearbook of International Arbitration

The latest volume of the Austrian Yearbook of International Arbitration (Vol. 2011) (formerly, the Austrian Arbitration Yearbook) is out. The table of contents is here.

New Volume: Austrian Arbitration Yearbook

The latest volume of the Austrian Arbitration Yearbook (Vol. 2008) is out. Contents include:

• Günther J. Horvath, Dispute Resolution Mechanisms and Austrian Foundations - Thoughts on Arbitration
• Hubertus Schumacher, Current Questions on the Jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunals
• Christian Koller, Contemplations on Set-off and Counterclaim in International Commercial Arbitration
• Crenguta Leaua, The Appointing Authorities in International Commercial Arbitration
• Franz Schwarz & Helmut Ortner, Procedural Ordre Public and the Internationalization of Public Policy in Arbitration
• Irene Welser & Susanne Wurzer, Formality in International Commercial Arbitration - For Better or for Worse?
• Rudolf Fiebinger & Christian Gregorich, Arbitration on Acid - Fast Track Arbitration in Austria from a Practical Perspective
• Barbara Steindl, The Development of Due Process Under the New York Convention
• Lawrence S. Schaner & Brian S. Scarbrough, U.S. Discovery in Aid of International Arbitration and Litigation: The Expanded Role of 28 U.S.C. s. 1782
• Christoph Stippl & Veit Öhlberger, Rendering of the Award by Multipartite Arbitral Tribunals - How to Overcome Lack of Unanimity?
• Jenny W.T. Power & Christian W. Konrad, Costs in International Arbitration - A Comparative Overview of Civil and Common Law Doctrines

New Volume: Austrian Arbitration Yearbook

The inaugural volume of the Austrian Arbitration Yearbook (Vol. 2007) is out. Contents include:

• Irene Welser, Pitfalls of Competence
• Peter Klein, Arbitrality of Company Law Disputes
• Philipp Hanusch, Challenge of Arbitrators Under the New Austrian Arbitration Act
• Alexander Petsche & Martin Platte, The Arbitrator as Dispute Settlement Facilitator
• Stefan Riegler & Martin Platte, Arbitrators' Liability
• Florian Kremslehner, "Lis Pendens" and "Res Judicata" in International Commercial Arbitration: How to Deal with Parallel Procedings: How to Determine the Conclusive and Preclusive Effects of Arbitral Awards
• Peter Vcelouch, Interim and Protective Measures Under the New Austrian Arbitration Act
• Nikolaus Pitkowitz & Marcus Schmitt, Defence Tools in Arbitration Proceedings
• Jenny W.T. Power & Gábor Fejes, National Law Hurdles in Arbitrating "Domestic" Disputes
• Nikolaus Pitkowitz, Setting Aside Arbitral Awards under the New Austrian Arbitration Act
• Jenny W.T. Power & Christian W. Konrad, Costs in International Commercial Arbitration: A Comparative Overview of Civil and Common Law Doctrines
• Christian Klausegger, Legal Assistance by Austrian Courts in International Arbitration Proceedings
• Martin Schwaiger, Preliminary Ruling According to Article 234 EC Treaty and Arbitrals Tribunals
• Gerold Zeiler, Treaty v. Contract: What Is the Proper Venue for Investment Disputes?
• Alfred Siwy, Indirect Expropriation and the Legitimate Expectations of the Investor