International Forum Selection

Name: International Forum Selection
Brand: Kluwer Law International
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Cover
Half Title Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
Chapter I WHEN AND WHY FORUM SELECTION MATTERS
A. CAUTIONARY TALES ABOUT HOMETOWN JUSTICE
1. Getting Into the Right Court
2. Staying Out of the Wrong Court
B. JURISDICTION BY CONTRACT
1. Who Decides?
2. Taxonomy
3. Consumer Transactions
4. Forum Shopping
C. ADJUDICATORY NEUTRALITY
D. CONTEMPLATING OPTIONS: COURTS OR ARBITRATORS?
Chapter II COURT-SELECTING JURISDICTION AGREEMENTS
A. SOURCES OF UNCERTAINTY - AN OVERVIEW
1. Enforcement Criteria
2. Judicial Refusal to Hear the Case
3. Judgments Treaties
B. THE ADMIRALTY CASES
C. THE REGRETTED CHOICE
1. Unreasonable Agreements
a. Infirmities in the Jurisdiction Clause
b. Convenience of the Chosen Forum
c. Statutory Limits
2. Applicable Procedural Law
3. Venue Transfer
4. Default by the Chosen Judge
a. Subject Matter Jurisdiction
b. Personal Jurisdiction
c. Crowded Dockets
5. The Alternative Court's Jurisdiction
D. THE NEW YORK FORUM SELECTION STATUTE
E. THE INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY OF JUDICIAL DECISIONS
1. American Judgments Abroad
2. Judicial Hijacking
Chapter III PRIVATIZED DISPUTE RESOLUTION
A. THE CONTOURS OF ARBITRATION
1. Treaties
2. Monetary Incentives
3. State Contracts
a. Acts of State
b. Sovereign Immunity
c. Expropriation
4. Credit Arrangements
5. Interim Awards
6. Rules and Reasons
a. Institutional and Ad Hoc Rules
b. Reasoned Awards
7. Governing Law
a. Choice-of-Law Clauses
b. Lex Mercatoria and Amiable Composition
B. THE ARBITRAL SITUS
1. Judicial Integrity
2. Treaty Coverage
3. Optimal Judicial Review
a. Award Finality
b. Excess of Authority
c. Public Policy and Due Process
4. National Models
a. England
b. France
c. Germany
d. Switzerland
e. The United States
5. The UNCITRAL Model Law
C. WILD CARDS
1. Public Policy
a. Arbitrability
b. Enforcing the Award
2. Multiple Parties
a. Parallel Adjudication
b. Group Liability
3. Interim Relief
Chapter IV DRAFTING TO MITIGATE THE DOWNSIDE RISK
A. COMBINING ARBITRATION AND LITIGATION
B. THE ARBITRATION CLAUSE
1. Essentials
2. Number of Arbitrators
3. Baseball Arbitration
4. Splitting the Difference
C. THE SUBMISSION TO JURISDICTION
1. Subject Matter Jurisdiction
2. Forum Non Conveniens
3. Notice
4. Exclusivity of Forum
Chapter V PUBLIC CONTROL OF PRIVATE QUARRELS
A. THE INTERACTION OF CHOICE OF LAW AND CHOICE OF FORUM
1. Party Autonomy and Its Limits
2. Prospective Waiver of Mandatory Norms
3. The Judge's Second Look at the Arbitration
4. Timing of Judicial Intervention
B. PROCEDURAL INTEGRITY
1. Winners and Losers
2. Curial Law
a. The Role of The Arbitral Seat
b. Award Annulment
c. Multiple Curial Laws?
3. Geography and Judicial Integrity
C. A SPECIAL STATUS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRANSACTIONS
D. LIMITS ON THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE
Chapter VI EUROPEAN PARADIGMS
A. THE CONVENTION FRAMEWORK
1. Jurisdiction
2. Judgments
B. INCONVENIENT FORA
C. THE HELVETIC MODEL
1. Switzerland's Statutory Framework
2. Honoring Agreements
3. Foreign Judgments
4. Requiring a Nexus
D. MERCHANTS OR CONSUMERS?
Chapter VII NEUTRALITY, PREDICTABILITY AND ECONOMIC COOPERATION
A. NEUTRALITY REVISITED
1. Questioning Impartiality
2. The Internationalist Perspective
B. HOMOGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND A HETEROGENEOUS WORLD
1. The Counterpoise of Rules and Justice
2. Good Faith and Fairness
C. Fidelity to Shared Expectations
Chapter VIII WHENCE AND WHITHER?
A. An International Court Selection Act
B. Modest Treaties
C. Costs and Benefits
CONCLUSION
DOCUMENTARY APPENDICES
Appendix A MODEL JURISDICTION CLAUSE
Appendix B MODEL ARBITRATION CLAUSE
Appendix C MODEL INTERNATIONAL COURT SELECTION ACT
Appendix D INTERNATIONAL JURISDICTION TREATIES
1. BRUXELLES CONVENTION
2. LUGANO CONVENTION
Appendix E JURISDICTION STATUTES
1. FRANCE
2. GERMANY
3. SWITZERLAND
4. UNITED STATES
Appendix F INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION TREATIES
1. NEW YORK CONVENTION ON THE RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF FOREIGN ARBITRAL AWARDS
2. EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
3. INTER-AMERICAN CONVENTION ON INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION
4. CONVENTION ON THE SETTLEMENT OF INVESTMENT DISPUTES BETWEEN STATES AND NATIONALS OF OTHER STATES
5. BILATERAL COMMERCIAL TREATIES SIGNED BY THE UNITED STATES CONTAINING ARBITRATION PROVISIONS
6. BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES SIGNED BY THE UNITED STATES CONTAINING ARBITRATION PROVISIONS
Appendix G ARBITRATION STATUTES
1. AUSTRIA
2. BELGIUM
3. ENGLAND
4. FRANCE
5. GERMANY
6. HONG KONG
7. ITALY
8. NETHERLANDS
9. SWEDEN
10. SWITZERLAND
11. UNITED STATES
12. UNCITRAL MODEL LAW
Appendix H INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION RULES
1. AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIATION
a. AAA Commercial Arbitration Rules
b. AAA International Arbitration Rules
2. AUSTRIAN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRAL CENTRE
a. Arbitration Rules
b. Austrian International Arbitral Center Conciliation Rules
3. CENTER FOR PUBLIC RESOURCES
4. Geneva: Chamber of Commerce and Industry("CCIG").
5. INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF INVESTMENT DISPUTES
a. ICSID Institution Rules
b. ICSID Arbitration Rules
6. INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
a. I.C.C. Rules of Optional Conciliation
b. I.C.C Rules of Arbitration
7. LONDON COURT OF INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
8. ARBITRATION RULES OF THE STOCKHOLM CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
9. UNITED NATIONS COMMISSION ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE LAW (UNCITRAL)
Appendix I CONSTRAINTS ON PARTY AUTONOMY
1. ROME CONVENTION
2. RESTATEMENT (SECOND) CONFLICT OF LAWS
3. SWISS FEDERAL CONFLICT-OF-LAWS ACT
Appendix J FOREIGN JUDGMENTS
1. UNIFORM FOREIGN MONEY JUDGMENTS ACT
2. SWISS FEDERAL CONFLICT-OF-LAWS ACT
3. UNITED KINGDOM
Appendix K ANALYTIC TABLE OF SELECTED JUDICIAL DECISIONS
Appendix L TABLE OF CASES SITED
1. COURTS IN THE UNITED STATES
2. FOREIGN TRIBUNALS
3. DECISIONS OF ARBITRAL AND INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS
Appendix M SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY
INDEX
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