The roles of psychology in international arbitration
In: International arbitration law library 40
Rules and reliability : how arbitrators decide / William W. (Rusty) Park -- Bias, vested interests and self-deception in judgment and decision-making : challenges to arbitrator impartiality / Peter Ayton & Geneviève Helleringer -- Biases and heuristics in arbitrator decision-making : reflections on how to counteract or play to them / Edna Sussman -- Cultural differences in perceptions of strong and weak arguments / Jos Hornikx -- The arbitrator as leader and facilitator / Ran Kuttner -- Disputant psychology in international arbitration : what can a comparison with domestic arbitration teach us? / Pietro Ortolani & Donna Shestowsky -- The potential impacts of psychology in the resolution of foreign direct investment disputes by international investment arbitration / Richard Earle -- Going first makes a difference : decision-making dynamics in arbitration / Mark A. Cymrot & Paul Levine -- Human memory and witness evidence in international arbitration / Ula Cartwright-Finch -- Separate awards for the advance on costs : psychological phenomena that account for biased risk assessment generated by early victories and identify methods for legal counsel to de-bias risk assessment / Cornel Marian & Sean P. Wright -- Some psychological preconditions for the process of international arbitration : preliminary findings of a research project with a qualitative approach / Dieter Flader & Charles W. Anderson III -- Assessing evidence, constructive mistrust and the loneliness of decision-making : 'There's no art to find the mind's construction in the face' / Geoffrey M. Beresford Hartwell -- Dissents in international arbitration / Audley Sheppard QC & Daphna Kapeliuk -- Systemic bias and the institution of international arbitration : a new approach to arbitral decision-making / Stavros Brekoulakis -- The psychological anthropology of international arbitration / Ilias Bantekas -- Balancing the triangle : how arbitration institutions meet the psychological needs and preferences of users / Adriana Aravena-Jokelainen & Sean P. Wright