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Document Production in International Arbitration
No. 676  (2006)

Trends in Document Production in Egypt and the Arab World, by Ahmed S. El-Kosheri and Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab
Document Production in International Commercial Arbitration: A Latin American Perspective, by Horacio A. Grigera Naón
Document Production—An Overview of Swiss Court and Arbitration Practice, by Philipp Habegger
Discovery in Court and Document Production in International Commercial Arbitration—Singapore, by Michael Hwang and Andrew Chin
Document Production in the United States, by Louis B. Kimmelman and Dana C. MacGrath
Document Production in England: Legislative Developments and Current Arbitral Practice, by V.V. Veeder
Document Production in ICC Arbitration, by Virginia Hamilton
Towards Greater Efficiency in Document Production before Arbitral Tribunals—A Continental Viewpoint, by Yves Derains
Towards Greater Efficiency in Document Production before Arbitral Tribunals—A North American Viewpoint , by Robert H. Smit p. 93
The Use of Technology in the Production of Documents, by Nicholas Fletcher
Document Production in International Arbitration: A Tentative Definition of ‘Best Practices’, by Bernard Hanotiau


Using Technology to Resolve Business Disputes
No. 667 (2004)

Taking Stock of ODR: From Concept to Business Reality, by Fabien Gélinas
The Importance of Language in Online Dispute Resolution, by Colin Rule and Craig Villamor
International Competitions for Online Dispute Resolution: The Shape of Things to Come, by Benjamin G. Davis
Online Arbitration Services at a Turning Point, by Arno R. Lodder and Gerard A.W. Vreeswijk
Does Technology Emasculate Trust? Confidentiality and Security Concerns in Online Arbitration, by Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab
NetCase: A New ICC Arbitration Facility, by Mirèze Philippe
IT in Arbitration: The Work of the ICC Task Force, by Erik Schäfer
Issues to be Considered when Using IT in International Arbitration
Operating Standards for Using IT in International Arbitration (‘The Standards’)
Explanatory Notes on the Standards [for Using IT in International Arbitration]

Complex Arbitrations
No. 688 (2003)

Multiparty and Multicontract Arbitration: Recent ICC Experience, by Anne Marie Whitesell and Eduardo Silva-Romero
Joinder of Parties to Arbitral Proceedings: Two Contrasting Decisions, by Matthieu de Boisséson
The Limits of the Arbitration Agreement in Contracts Involving More Than Two Parties, by Yves Derains
The Consolidation of Arbitral Proceedings and Court Proceedings, by Emmanuel Gaillard
The Res Judicata Effect of Arbitral Awards, by Bernard Hanotiau
Lis Alibi Pendens in International Commercial Arbitration, by Elliot Geisinger and Laurent Lévy
Issue Estoppel, Reasons for Awards and Transnational Arbitration, by V. V. Veeder
Closing Remarks, Complex Arbitrations, by Horacio Grigera Naón

ADR – International Applications
No. 640 (2001)

ICC ADR Rules: The Latest Addition to ICC’s Dispute Resolution Services, by Peter M. Wolrich
ICC Conciliation: A Glimpse into History, by Steuart Hamilton
Selected Perspectives on ADR in Asia, by Louise Barrington, Karen Mills, and Tan Swee Im
Australian ADR and the Issue of Judicial Discretion, by Laurence Boulle
Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution in Latin America, by Diana Droulers
Mediation and French Law: Recent Landmarks in Legislation and Case Law, by Alexis Mourre
ADR in the United States of America, by David W. Plant
Appendix: ADR Rules of the International Chamber of Commerce
 

Arbitration, Finance and Insurance
No. 627 (2000)

Making sense of Financial Arbitration, by William W. Park
Risk Control and International Finance Arbitration, by Christophe Dugué
Arbitration in the Financial Marketplace, by Laurent Jaeger and Delphine Dupuis
Arbitration and Insurance from the Perspective of French Law, by Jean Bigot
Practical Aspects of Insurance and Reinsurance Arbitration: A Common Law Approach, by Ian Hunter
Export Credit Insurance: Policies and Principles, by Borham Atallah
Documentary Credit Dispute Resolution under the DOCDEX Rules Three Years On, by Gary Collyer

The New 1998 ICC Rules of Arbitration
No. 586 (1998)

PART I: Main Contributions
The Main Objectives of the Revision, by Yves Derains
The Role of the Secretariat of the International Court of Arbitration, by Horacio A. Grigera Naón
The Constitution of the Arbitral Tribunal, by Stephen R. Bond
The Terms of Reference, by Michael E. Schneider
Aspects of the Arbitral Proceedings, by Sigvard Jarvin
Keynotes on Arbitral Decision-Making, by Marc Blessing
Correction and Interpretation of Awards and Advances on Costs, by Michael Bühler

PART II: Comments
Bernardo M. Cremades
Antonias Dimolitsa
Dominique Hashcer
Robert Knutson
René van Rooij
Eric A. Schwartz
Renzo Morera
Matthieu de Boisséson

Conclusion, by Robert Briner

ANNEX
Rules of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce, Appendix I, Appedix II, Appendix III

International Commercial Arbitration in Latin America
No. 580 (1997)

Foreword, by Horacio Grigera Naón
International Commercial Arbitration in Argentina, by Sergio Le Pera
The new Brazilian Arbitration Law, by Carlos Nehring Netto
Arbitration in Chile, by Hernán G. Somerville
Colombian Arbitration Legislation, by Fernando Mantilla-Serrano
Dominican Arbitration Law: a Blend of Orthodoxism and Liberalism, by Jacqueline Velázquez
Arbitration in Ecuador, by Alfredo Larrea-Falcony
Arbitration in Guatemala, by Marcos Ibargüen S.
Commercial Arbitration in Honduras, by José Maria Diaz Castellanos and Laureano F. Gutiérrez Falla
International Commercial Arbitration in Mexico, by Julio C. Treviño
Law and Practice of International Arbitration in Nicaragua, by Guy José Bendaña-Guerrero
Arbitration in Panama, by Gilberto Boutin I.
International Arbitration in Paraguay, by Carlos A. Mersan
Arbitration in Peru, by Ulises Montoya A.
The Law and Practice of Arbitration in Trinidad and Tobago, by Karl T. Hudson-Phillips and Elaine V. Green
Arbitration in Uruguay, by James A. Whitelaw
Arbitration in Venezuela, by James O. Rodner
Enforcement of Arbitral Awards – the New York, Panama and Montevideo Conventions, by Dominique Hasher
International Conventions on Arbitration
- List of Adhesions
- The Inter-American Convention on International Commercial Arbitration, Panama, 1975
- The Inter-American Convention on Extraterritorial Validity of Foreign Judgements and Arbitral Awards, Montevideo, 1979

The Status of the Arbitrator
No. 564 (1995)

Foreword, by Alain Plantey
Introductory remarks, by Ibrahim F. I. Shihata
Introductory remarks, by William K. Slate II
Relationships between the arbitrator and the parties and the arbitral institution, by Philippe Fouchard
The rights and duties of the arbitrator: six aspects of the rule of reasonableness, by James H. Carter
Rights and obligations of the arbitrator with regard to the parties and the arbitral institution — A civil law viewpoint, by Christian Hausmaninger
The rights and duties of ICSID arbitrators, by Antonio R. Parra
The role of the arbitrator: an AAA perspective, by Michael F. Hoellering
The rights and duties of ICC arbitrators, by Eric A. Schwartz
The fiscal status of the arbitrator, by Jean-Pierre Le Gall
Recourse against the arbitrator: during the arbitral proceedings, by Judge Bola Ajibola
Recourse against the arbitrator: After the arbitral award: an American perspective, by John M. Townsend
Recourse against the arbitrator: The immunity of arbitrators, by Alan Redfern
Concluding Remarks, by Robert B. von Mehren
This special character, the arbitrator, by Judge Mohammed Bedjaoui

International Commercial Arbitration in Europe
No. 537 (1994)

Foreword, by Alain Plantey
PART I: Arbitration in the European Union
The legal framework of arbitration in the European Union, by Jean-François Bourque
The application of European Community Law in ICC arbitrations, by Herman Verbist
PART II:  Recent Developments in Arbitration Law in Western Europe
Security for costs in ICC arbitration in England – The Ken-Ren cases, by David Sarre
Arbitration in Germany after reunification, by Jens Bredow
The new Italian law on domestic and international arbitration, by Renzo Morera
PART III: Arbitration in Central and Eastern Europe
International Commercial arbitration in Bulgaria, by Sevdalin Staikov
International commercial arbitration in Croatia – Present status and future development, by Kresimir Sajko
Arbitration in the Czech Republic, by Svetozar Hanak
Estonia: the first steps in arbitration, by Andres Hallmägi
Arbitration in Hungary, by Eva Horvath
Moldavia’s new arbitration law, by Bernd Lindemeyer
Arbitration in Poland, by Tadeusz Szurski
International commercial arbitration in Romania, by Victor Babiuc and Octovian Capatina
Russian Federation legislation on international commercial arbitration, by Alexander S. Komarov
International arbitration in Slovenia, by Mirko Ilesic
International commercial arbitration in Ukraine, by Igor G. Pobirchenko
The problems and future of the Moscow Convention, by Tadeusz Szurski

Conservatory and Provisional Measures in International Arbitration
No. 519 (1993)

Part I:
The powers of the arbitrator and the experience of the arbitral institutions
The nature of conservatory and provisional measures, by Stephen R. Bond
The powers of the arbitrator, by Piero Bernardini
The pracices and experience of the AAA, by Michael F. Hoellering
The practices and experience of the ICSID, by Antorio R. Parra
The practices and experience of the ICC Court, by Eric A. Schwartz

Part II:
The role of the courts and problems related to the execution of conservatory and provisional measures
The French perspective, by Gérard Pluyette
The American Law perspective, by Richard Hulbert
The Arab perspective, by M. Samir El-Sharkawi

Part III:
Comments and Conclusions
By Jean-Pierre Ancel
By Jacques-Michel Grossen
By Lord Mustill
By Robert B. von Mehren


International Commercial Arbitration in the Arab Countries
Supp. Vol. 3 No. 1 (1992)

Foreword, by Mohamed M. Hassan
The Arab World in ICC Arbitration
General Principles of Islamic Law Relating to International Commercial Arbitration, by Hassan Mahassni
The Arbitration Clause According to the Islamic Shariah and the Positive Laws of Arab Countries, by Khaled Kadiki
The Arbitrator’s Independence, by Hamid Andaloussi
Interest in Islamic Law, by Abdul Hamid El Ahkab
State Courts and Arbitration in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) Countries, by Hassan Ali Radhi
Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Certain Arab Countries, by Sami D. El-Falahi
Multilateral Conventions
Select Bibliography


International Arbitration in the Asia/Pacific Region
Supp. Vol. 2 No. 1 (1991)

I: ICC Arbitration in the Asia/Pacific Region, by Stephen R. Bond and Lan Yan
II: Laws and Practice:
Australia,
China
(Taiwan)
Hong-Kong
Indonesia
Japan
South Korea
Malaysia
New Zealand
Papua New Guinea
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand