New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration 2018
1st Edition
Published on 14. November 2018
Book
XIV, 166 pages
978-3-7272-0758-7 (ISBN)
Description
This book contains the written contributions to the 9th conference on "New Developments in International Commercial Arbitration", organized by the CEMAJ (French acronym for Research Center on Alternative and Judicial Dispute Resolution Methods) of the University of Neuchâtel Faculty of Law.
Highly qualified and experienced arbitration practitioners present some of the most significant new developments in international commercial arbitration :
Recent Developments in the Practice of the SCAI Arbitration Court
Cesare Jermini and Luca Castiglioni
Selected Recent Procedural Issues Arising in CAS Arbitral Proceedings
Jorge Ibarrola
Review of the Recent Case Law of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court
Dorothee Schramm
The New DIS Rules - Bucking the Trend to Succeed in a Changing Market ?
Gustav Flecke-Giammarco and Max Blüher
The evolving investor-State dispute settlement system : between " light " and " heavy " reform proposals
Michele Potestà
Carefully researched, the contributions in this collection constitute an invaluable reference source in the fast moving field of international arbitration law, both in Switzerland and abroad.
Highly qualified and experienced arbitration practitioners present some of the most significant new developments in international commercial arbitration :
Recent Developments in the Practice of the SCAI Arbitration Court
Cesare Jermini and Luca Castiglioni
Selected Recent Procedural Issues Arising in CAS Arbitral Proceedings
Jorge Ibarrola
Review of the Recent Case Law of the Swiss Federal Supreme Court
Dorothee Schramm
The New DIS Rules - Bucking the Trend to Succeed in a Changing Market ?
Gustav Flecke-Giammarco and Max Blüher
The evolving investor-State dispute settlement system : between " light " and " heavy " reform proposals
Michele Potestà
Carefully researched, the contributions in this collection constitute an invaluable reference source in the fast moving field of international arbitration law, both in Switzerland and abroad.