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1 online resource (v - 424 pp) : digital |
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Kluwer Arbitration
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| Notes |
Editors -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Taming the Twin Dragons of International Arbitration: Cost and Delay -- One Shot Players and Arbitrator Selection: A Fair Shot or a Shot in the Dark? -- Third-Party Funding and the International Arbitrator -- The Arbitrator Dr. Martin Regli: Pierre Karrer's Alter Ego -- The Role of National Courts at the Threshold of Arbitration -- Pierre Karrer -- Is Efficiency an Arbitrator's Duty or Simply a Character Trait? -- The Role of Party-Appointed Arbitrators -- Concurrent Proceedings in Investment Arbitration -- The Role of the Arbitrator in Energy Disputes -- Annulled International Arbitral Awards and Remand: Can/Should the Same Arbitral Tribunal Take the Case Anew? A Short Analysis from a Swiss Perspective -- Foreign Mandatory Norms in Swiss Arbitration Proceedings: An Approach Worth Copying? -- The Arbitrator's Duty of Efficiency: A Call for Increased Utilization of Arbitral Powers -- Latin and International Arbitration -- The Angelic Arbitrator Versus The Rogue Arbitrator: What Should an Arbitrator Strive to Be? -- Assessment of Future Damages in Arbitration -- The Problem of Undisclosed Assistance to Arbitral Tribunals -- Standard of Proof for Challenge Against Arbitrators: Giving Them the Benefit of the Doubt -- The Use of Experts in International Arbitration -- How Far Should an Arbitrator Go to Get it Right? -- Sanctioning of Party Conduct Through Costs: A Reconsideration of Scope, Timing and Content of Costs Awards -- Promoting Settlements in Arbitration: The Role of the Arbitrator -- The Role of Individuals in International Arbitration -- The Pre-hearing Checklist Protocol: A Tool for Organizing Efficient Arbitration Hearings -- About Procedural Soft Law, the IBA Guidelines on Party Representation and the Future of Arbitration -- Arbitration and Fine Dining: Two Faces of Efficiency -- Should an International Arbitral Tribunal Engage in Settlement Facilitation? -- Time Limits in International Arbitral Proceedings -- Mandatory Private Treaty Application? On the Alleged Duty of Arbitrators to Apply International Conventions -- The CISG in International Arbitration -- Multi-party, Multi-contract Rules and the Arbitrators' Role in Finding Consent -- The Emergency Arbitrator -- Deliberations of Arbitrators -- The Importance of Languages in International Arbitration and How They Impact Parties' Due Process Rights -- Proving Legality Instead of Corruption -- An Arbitrator, a Gorilla and an Elephant Walk into a Room ... -- Procedural Order No. 1: From Swiss Watch to Arbitrators' Toolkit -- The Arbitrator's Jurisdiction at Risk: The Case of Hybrid and Asymmetrical Arbitration Agreements -- Work Ethics of the International Arbitrator, or: The Distinction Between Rendering a Service to the Parties and Being the Parties' Slave |
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Off-campus access available to SOAS staff and students only, using SOAS ID and password |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Description based on online resource; title from contents screen of Kluwer Arbitration Platform (Kluwer Arbitration, viewed October 30, 2019) |
| Subject |
Arbitration and award.
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Governors -- Powers and duties.
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Arbitration and award.
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Governors -- Powers and duties.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Shaughnessy, Patricia Louise, author(s)/editor(s)
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Tung, Sherlin, author(s)/editor(s)
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Kluwer Law International (Firm), issuing body.
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Wolters Kluwer (Firm), issuing body.
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| ISBN |
9041184139 |
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9789041184139 |
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