As arbitration has grown by leaps and bounds, so has the role of the party-appointed arbitrator. Surprisingly, this has not led to increased inquiry into the appropriateness of having arbitrators appointed by the parties in general, or in arbitrations against states in particular
Arbitrators are lead actors in global dispute resolution. They are to global dispute resolution what...
In short, an arbitrator must have what Professor Pierre Lalive has called the ability to judge, wh...
A party that submits a controversy to arbitration may later regret having abandoned recourse to the ...
Some readers of the Columbia FDI Perspective No. 33 of December 14, 2010 may have been surprised to ...
Investment treaty arbitration has unfolded rapidly in recent years. Some observations arising from a...
Examined the selection and appointment process of arbitrators in international commercial arbitratio...
The international arbitrators' service market is diverse, with arbitrators operating out of differen...
When attention turns to the politics of international investment arbitration, quickly enough the inq...
The great majority of international investment arbitrations are decided by a three-member arbitral p...
The past twenty years have witnessed a dramatic rise in international adjudication, and especially i...
Those who favor the current system of virtually unlimited and unreviewable arbitration can forestall...
The issues of consistency and bias in arbitral decision-making cannot be underestimated. They have g...
The Freshfields Lecture for 2002 questions the wisdom of unfettered arbitrator discretion. The autho...
With the advent of the global economy and the increasing number of international commercial transact...
This article focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on...
Arbitrators are lead actors in global dispute resolution. They are to global dispute resolution what...
In short, an arbitrator must have what Professor Pierre Lalive has called the ability to judge, wh...
A party that submits a controversy to arbitration may later regret having abandoned recourse to the ...
Some readers of the Columbia FDI Perspective No. 33 of December 14, 2010 may have been surprised to ...
Investment treaty arbitration has unfolded rapidly in recent years. Some observations arising from a...
Examined the selection and appointment process of arbitrators in international commercial arbitratio...
The international arbitrators' service market is diverse, with arbitrators operating out of differen...
When attention turns to the politics of international investment arbitration, quickly enough the inq...
The great majority of international investment arbitrations are decided by a three-member arbitral p...
The past twenty years have witnessed a dramatic rise in international adjudication, and especially i...
Those who favor the current system of virtually unlimited and unreviewable arbitration can forestall...
The issues of consistency and bias in arbitral decision-making cannot be underestimated. They have g...
The Freshfields Lecture for 2002 questions the wisdom of unfettered arbitrator discretion. The autho...
With the advent of the global economy and the increasing number of international commercial transact...
This article focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on...
Arbitrators are lead actors in global dispute resolution. They are to global dispute resolution what...
In short, an arbitrator must have what Professor Pierre Lalive has called the ability to judge, wh...
A party that submits a controversy to arbitration may later regret having abandoned recourse to the ...
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