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International Commercial Arbitration The Handbook is a unique combination of international and domestic sources of arbitration law and practice. It provides detailed commentary on the global framework of international commercial arbitration, in particular the New York Convention, the UNCITRAL Model Law, and international investment treaties. In addition, it gives comprehensive insight into international arbitration laws of countries covering over 60% of the global economy: Austria, Belgium, Brazil, China, England and Wales, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, the Netherlands, Russia, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the U.S. The new edition includes numerous references to recent case law, material and legislative reform as well as topical developments in areas such as arbitrators' jurisdiction, the conduct of arbitral proceedings and the judicial control of arbitral awards.

In 1986 Florida became the first state in the United States to adopt a statute specifically designed for international arbi–tration. The Florida International Arbitration Act, Chapter 684 of the Florida Statutes, entered into effect on October 1, 1986.

AbstractThe idea of investment treaty arbitration as public law is in tension with the concept of international law as a law between representative public agencies. This concept of international law is valuable for its capacity to progress a broad range of public policy aims in an integrated and coordinated manner, including aims extending beyond the economic sphere such as international social, environmental, cultural and related aims. The probable effect on this concept of international law of a radical 'internationalized public law' approach to investment treaty arbitration requires further thought, especially with regard to the potential implications of recognizing investor rights under international law.

"Views of a minority," by S. M. Cullom and Elihu Root; "Supplemental view of Mr. Burton"; "Views" by Isidor Rayner; and "Proposed resolution of ratification": p. 9-25. The two latter papers were also pub. separately, 1912, as pt. 2 and pt. 3 of Senate doc. 98, 62d Cong., 2d [i.e. 1st] sess ; Presented by Mr. Lodge. Ordered printed Aug. 15, 1911. Ordered reprinted with additional matter Aug. 21, 1911 ; Mode of access: Internet.

Thanks in no small part to its open market approach and consistent
support for pro-arbitration policies, over the past few decades, Hong Kong
has emerged as one of the world's leading centers for international
arbitration.

HauptbeschreibungIn the last years, the law of international investment protection has increasingly caught the attention of international lawyers, both practitioners and academics. In this regard, two related but often not comprehensively covered aspects are relevant: arbitral proceedings and awards on the one side, and individual commercial interests of enterprises which are engaged in foreign direct investment or international portfolio investment on the other. The applicable law in order to protect these commercial interests is both, of an international and national character, and concerns