Suchergebnisse

Preface --Welcoming Remarks --Opening Address --Greetings --Arbitration in Settlement of International Commercial Disputes Involving the Far East --Overcoming Regional Differences: Arbitral Practice, Comparative Law and the Approximation of Laws --List of Oral Interventions --List of Written Communications.

Introduction --Theme of Congress --Welcoming Addresses --Keynote Addresses --Working Group 1 Contributions which conventions, treaties and agreements among institutions can make to the development of arbitration --Working Group 2 Resolving disputes involving commodities and raw materials --Working Group 3 New methods for resolving international commercial disputes --Working Group 4 Developments in Maritime Arbitration --General Resolutions.

Opening Plenary Session Setting The Scene: What Are the Myths? What Are the Realities? What Are the Challenges? --Opening Plenary Session Arbitration and Decision-Making: Live Empirical Study --A. Precision Stream A.1 Proof: A Plea for Precision --A. Precision Stream A.2 Early Stages of the Arbitral Process: Interim Measures and Document Production --A. Precision Stream A.3 Matters of Evidence: Witness and Experts --A. Precision Stream A.4 Treaty Arbitration: Pleading and Proof of Fraud and Comparable Forms of Abuse --B. Justice Stream B.1 Who Are the Arbitrators? --B. Justice Stream B.2 Premise: Arbitral Institutions Can Do More to Further Legitimacy. True or False? --B. Justice Stream B.3 Treaty Arbitration: Is the Playing Field Level and Who Decides Whether It Is Anyway? --B. Justice Stream B.4 Universal Arbitration: An Aspiration Within Reach or a Sisyphean Goal? --Plenary Session: Spotlight on International Arbitration in Miami and the United States --Breakout Sessions on Arbitral Legitimacy: The Users' and Judges' Perspectives --Lunch Seminar: Latin America: Hottest Issues, Country by Country --Lunch Seminar: Power of Arbitration to Fill Gaps in the Arbitration Agreement and Underlying Contract --Closing Plenary Legitimacy: Examined Against Empirical Data --Closing Plenary Where We Have Been, Where We Should Go.

Comments on the Speech of the Singapore Attorney General /Doug Jones --The Need for More Information in Investment Arbitration /Makhdoom Ali Khan --The Korean Perspective on International Arbitration Today and Tomorrow /Kap-You (Kevin) Kim --Is There a "Global Free-standing Body of Substantive Arbitration Law"? /Julian D. M. Lew --How Asia Will Change International Arbitration /Michael J. Moser --Is the Free-Market of Adjudication Dysfunctional? /Alexis Mourre --Achievable Reforms /Lucy Reed --Harmonization of Arbitration Law in the Asia-Pacific Region/David A.R. Williams --A Perspective from China /Ariel Ye --Agreeing To and Initiating Arbitration: Introduction /James Castello and Domitille Baizeau --Survivals and New Arrivals /Aníbal Sabater --Reflections on the Selection of Arbitrators in International Arbitration /Yu Jin Tay --Commencing Arbitration /Cavinder Bull --Commencing Arbitration: Contemporary Paradoxes and Problems /Dominic Roughton --Evidence and Hearings /Anne K. Hoffmann and Nish Shetty --The Tribunal Resolves the Dispute: Introduction to the Session /Audley Sheppard --Compétence-compétence – The Power of an Arbitral Tribunal to Decide the Existence and Extent of its Own Jurisdiction /Jakob Ragnwaldh --A Survey of National Laws and Practices on Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in South and South East Asia /Minn Naing Oo --The Enforcement of Interim Measures Ordered by Tribunals and Emergency Arbitrators in International Arbitration /Chester Brown --The Tribunal Resolves the Dispute: Summary of the Discussion /Audley Sheppard and Chester Brown --Choices and Strategies: A Rules-Based Look at Different Approaches to International Arbitration in the Wake of UNCITRAL's 2010 Rules Revision Relating to Costs /Judith Gill --How to Mitigate Legal and Arbitration Costs: Considerations by a User /Jean-Claude Najar --Legal and Arbitration Costs: Session Summary /Siegfied H. Elsing and John M. Townsend --Arbitral Secretaries /Constantine Partasides, Niuscha Bassiri, Ulrike Gantenberg, Leilah Bruton and Andrew Riccio --Transcending National Legal Orders for International Arbitration /Emmanuel Gaillard --Is There a Real Need for Transcending National Legal Orders in International Arbitration? Some Reflections Concerning Abusive Interference from the Courts at the Seat of the Arbitration /Sébastien Besson --Do Transnational Rules Matter? /Frédéric Bachand --The Relationship Between International Arbitration and the National Judge: Introduction /Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler --Crossing the "Public/Private" Divide: Saipem v. Bangladesh and Other Crossover Cases /José E. Alvarez --The Framework of the International Arbitration System: the Challenge Derived from the Improper Conduct of Judicial Courts /Adriana Braghetta --The Relationship Between International Arbitration and the National Judge: Panel Discussion /Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler and Eva Kalnina --Safeguarding the Fair Conduct of Proceedings – Presentation at Breakout Session C3 /R. Doak Bishop --Safeguarding the Fair Conduct of Proceedings – Report /R. Doak Bishop and Margrete Stevens --A Pause for Thought /Toby Landau and J. Romesh Weeramantry --The Future of European Union Investment Policy: Navigating Between a High Level of Investment Protection and Increasing Demands for "Policy Space" – Lessons from the US Experience /Kap-You (Kevin) Kim and John P. Bang --The Future of ICSID, Ad Hoc Committees, Appelate Tribunals, International Investment Courts and Investment Arbitration: Introduction /Brigitte Stern --The Evolution of the ICSID System as an Indication of What the Future Might Hold /J. Christopher Thomas --Seeking Consistency in Investment Arbitration: The Evolution of ICSID and Alternatives for Reform /Andrea Menaker --The Future of ICSID, Ad Hoc Committees, Appelate Tribunals, International Investment Courts and Investment Arbitration: Summary of the Debate /Emmanuelle Cabrol --General Lessons for the New Technological Age of International Arbitration: Opening Remarks /William K. Slate Ii --Arbitration and New Technologies /Philippe Pinsolle --Introduction to Opus 2 Magnum Presentation /Mark Oliver Saville Of Newdigate --Opus 2 Magnum Presentation /Steven W. Fleming --Online Arbitration: Tradition Conceptions and Innovative Trends /Mohamad Salahudine Abdel Wahab --Judicial Debate on the General Theme: "State Courts and International Arbitration: The Future".