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Titre :	V37 N1 2021 - 2021-01_03 - Volume 37 N1 2021
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Année de publication :	2021
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Périodiques
Note de contenu :	Articles Apportioning Fault for Performance Corruption in Investment Arbitration Diana A A Reisman Pages 1–19, The permissible scope of witness testimony in arbitral hearings—five proposed rules Jörg Risse, Antje Baumann Pages 21–33, The evolution of summary procedure in investment arbitration: past, present and future Donny Trinh Ba Duong Pages 35–55, The illegality objection in investor–state arbitration Caline Mouawad, Jessica Beess und Chrostin Pages 57–95, Breach of the agreement to arbitrate due to third party conduct Dimitrios Katsikis Pages 97–119, Pick Your President: Why and How Parties Should Seek to Agree on a Presiding Arbitrator Eric Leikin, Clemens Treichl Pages 121–152, Recent Developments Indian Golf Union and the Lingering Ghost of common law severability in India Aditya Prasanna Bhattacharya, Harsh Tiwari, Kashish Makkar Pages 153–166, Data Protection Law in Investment Arbitration: Applicable or Not? Jie (Jeanne) Huang, Dan Xie Pages 167–196, The agreement terminating intra-EU BITs: are its provisions on ‘New’ and ‘Pending’ Arbitration Proceedings compatible with investors’ fundamental rights? Gordon Nardell QC, Laura Rees-Evans Pages 197–237, Guarding the Great Wall?—jurisprudential review of treaty interpretative tools in Chinese BIT-based arbitration cases Shen Wei Pages 239–286, Section 44 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 and third parties to arbitration George Burn, Kevin Cheung Pages 287–323, Shooing the vultures? The case for investment treaty protection of sovereign debt Ann Manov* Pages 325–353, Case Notes The arbitrability of civil fraud in India: analysing the Supreme Court of India’s decision in Avitel Post Studioz Ltd Sayantan Bhattacharyya, Moksh Ranawat Pages 355–360, International commercial arbitration in Canada after Uber Technologies Inc v Heller Tamar Meshel Pages 361–386, Book Review The Unruly Notion of Abuse of Rights, by Jan Paulsson Martins Paparinskis Pages 387–395, Spacial Feature The World Is Not Enough*: ethics in arbitration seen through the world of film Catherine A Rogers Pages 397–415,
En ligne :	https://academic.oup.com/arbitration/issue/37/1

[n° ou bulletin]  V37 N1 2021 - 2021-01_03 - Volume 37 N1 2021 [texte imprimé] . - 2021.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Périodiques
Note de contenu :	Articles Apportioning Fault for Performance Corruption in Investment Arbitration Diana A A Reisman Pages 1–19, The permissible scope of witness testimony in arbitral hearings—five proposed rules Jörg Risse, Antje Baumann Pages 21–33, The evolution of summary procedure in investment arbitration: past, present and future Donny Trinh Ba Duong Pages 35–55, The illegality objection in investor–state arbitration Caline Mouawad, Jessica Beess und Chrostin Pages 57–95, Breach of the agreement to arbitrate due to third party conduct Dimitrios Katsikis Pages 97–119, Pick Your President: Why and How Parties Should Seek to Agree on a Presiding Arbitrator Eric Leikin, Clemens Treichl Pages 121–152, Recent Developments Indian Golf Union and the Lingering Ghost of common law severability in India Aditya Prasanna Bhattacharya, Harsh Tiwari, Kashish Makkar Pages 153–166, Data Protection Law in Investment Arbitration: Applicable or Not? Jie (Jeanne) Huang, Dan Xie Pages 167–196, The agreement terminating intra-EU BITs: are its provisions on ‘New’ and ‘Pending’ Arbitration Proceedings compatible with investors’ fundamental rights? Gordon Nardell QC, Laura Rees-Evans Pages 197–237, Guarding the Great Wall?—jurisprudential review of treaty interpretative tools in Chinese BIT-based arbitration cases Shen Wei Pages 239–286, Section 44 of the English Arbitration Act 1996 and third parties to arbitration George Burn, Kevin Cheung Pages 287–323, Shooing the vultures? The case for investment treaty protection of sovereign debt Ann Manov* Pages 325–353, Case Notes The arbitrability of civil fraud in India: analysing the Supreme Court of India’s decision in Avitel Post Studioz Ltd Sayantan Bhattacharyya, Moksh Ranawat Pages 355–360, International commercial arbitration in Canada after Uber Technologies Inc v Heller Tamar Meshel Pages 361–386, Book Review The Unruly Notion of Abuse of Rights, by Jan Paulsson Martins Paparinskis Pages 387–395, Spacial Feature The World Is Not Enough*: ethics in arbitration seen through the world of film Catherine A Rogers Pages 397–415,
En ligne :	https://academic.oup.com/arbitration/issue/37/1