Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation

In: Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation: the Fordham Papers v.9

Abstract

Contemporary Issues in International Arbitration and Mediation -- Copyright -- Contents -- Keynote Address: Outlook for the Continued Vitality, or Lack Thereof, of Investor-state Arbitration -- PART 1: Innovations in International Arbitration -- 1: Merit Appeals in International Arbitration: Undermining Arbitration or Facilitating True Party Autonomy -- 2: Are Emergency Awards Enforceable in the United States? A Guide for the Perplexed -- 3: Soft Law and Transnational Standards in Arbitration: The Challenge of Res Judicata -- 4: Precedential Value of International Arbitral Awards -- PART 2: Investor-State Arbitration -- 5: Motions to Dismiss in International Treaty Arbitrations -- 6: ex aequo et bono: Dispelling Misconceptions-A Viable Choice for Governments and for Foreign Investors -- 7: The Role of Damages Calculations in the Legitimacy of International Investment Arbitration -- 8: Should ICSID have or not have a New Appellate Process, Including a Standing Body to Hear Annulment Applications? -- 9: Crafting Appropriate Dispute Settlement: The Politics of International Investment Disputes -- PART 3: The Confluence of EU Law and International Arbitration-Both Commercial and Investor-State -- 10: Overview of Recent EU-Related Developments in Commercial and Investor-State Arbitration -- 11: Investor-State Arbitration-The European Union as Amicus Curiae? -- 12: Application of EU Law in Investment Treaty Arbitration -- PART 4: Corporate Issues -- 13: Material Adverse Change Clauses: Some Practical Thoughts -- 14: International Arbitration of Patent Claims -- 15: Corporate Interest and the Right to Regulate in Investor-State Arbitration -- Index