Juris Publishing - Towards A Uniform International Arbitration Law?

Towards A Uniform International Arbitration Law?

Philippe Pinsolle, Anne Veronique Schlaepfer and Louis Degos, Editors

Price: $125.00 350 pages. 1 Hardcover Volume. Index. Published March 2005.
ISBN-13: 978-1-929446-67-4

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Book Overview

FOREWORD
Anne-Véronique Schlaepfer, Philippe Pinsolle, Louis Degos

PART I

TRANSNATIONAL RULES APPLIED TO THE MERITS OF A DISPUTE

Introductory Note
Laurent Lévy

Public and Mandatory Law in International Arbitration
Daniel Hochstrasser

The Contribution of Arbitral Case Law and National Laws
Marc Henry

Recent Codification Efforts: An Assessment
Stephen Jagusch

The Recognition of Transnational Rules by National Courts
Matthias Scherer

PART II

EMERGING TRANSNATIONAL RULES OF A PROCEDURAL NATURE

Introductory Note
Matthieu de Boisséson

Transnational Rules on the Taking of Evidence
Pierre-Yves Gunter

Solutions Offered by Transnational Rules in case of Interference by the Courts of the Seat
Constantine Partasides

Towards a Transnational Procedural Public Policy
Fernando Mantilla-Serrano

PART III

IS THERE A STANDARD ARBITRATION PROCEDURE?

Introductory Note
Wolfgang Peter

Is the Arbitral Procedure Still Reserved for Parties Alone?
Xavier Favre-Bulle

PART IV

IS THERE SUCH THING AS ARBITRAL "JURISPRUDENCE"?

Introductory Note
Albert Jan van den Berg

Do Arbitral Awards Constitute Precedents?
Should Commercial Arbitration be Distinguished in this Regard from Arbitration Based on Investment Treaties?
Pierre Duprey

Consistency of Awards in Cases of Parallel Proceedings Concerning Related Subject Matters
D. Brian King

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