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INTERNATIONAL
ARBITRATION
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ICC
International Centre for Expertise
These rules are
available on the ICC International Court of Arbitration Website.
ISBN 92.842.1149.2 (E)
/ 92.842.2149.8 (F)
10 x 21 cm, 16 pages
N° 520
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International
Commercial Arbitration in Europe
A special supplement to
the ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin.
An informative review
of the developments on European arbitration laws over recent years. Covers
the changes in Central and Eastern Europe, the European Union and the
effects of inter-European commerce and investment on arbitration
disputes.
ISBN 92.842.1188.3 (E)
/ 92.842.2188.9 (F)
21 x 29.7 cm, 150
pages
N° 537
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Collection of ICC
Arbitral Awards Vol. III (1991-1995)
Commented and indexed
by J. J. Arnaldez, Y. Derains and D. Hascher
An ICC Publishing /
Kluwer Law International co-publication. This third volume of ICC Arbitral
Awards reproduces ICC awards during the period of 1991-1995 and supplements
the two previous collections (1974-1985 and 1986-1990). Volume III
includes, for the first time, a single, consolidated analytical index of
the awards published in the three volumes, in English and French. There are
also key-word indexes and a chronological index including references to
legal literature. Invaluable for both practitioners and scholars involved
in international commercial contracts and the resolution of international
commercial disputes. See also Vols I and II.
Contents:
Features cover:
- Competence of
Arbitrator
- Applicable Law
- Calculation of
Damages
- Interim Measures
- Construction and
Interpretation of Contracts
- International Trade
Usages
ISBN
92.842.0207.8
16 x 24 cm, 672
pages
N° 553
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The Status of the
Arbitrator
A special supplement to
the ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin.
A description and
analysis of the arbitrator's rights and duties with reference to leading
institutions, national law and codes of ethics. In addition, lawyers from
civil and common law backgrounds provide insights into the relationships
between the arbitrator and the parties, and the arbitrator and arbitral
institutions.
Contents:
- The Rights and Duties of
the Arbitrator (various papers on the theme)
- The Fiscal Status of the
Arbitrator and Recourse Against the Arbitrator (includes papers on the
fiscal status of the arbitrator, recourse during the arbitral
proceedings and the immunity of arbitrators
ISBN
92.842.1218.9 (E) / 92.842.2218.4 (F)
21 x 29.7 cm, 140
pages
N° 564
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ICC Arbitration Rules
Conference Proceedings
The New ICC Rules of
Arbitration have been well-received since their publication in September
and a number of customers will want to know more about them. This special
supplement to the ICC Court Bulletin comments the proceedings of the
conference which presented the rules in June 1997. Insight into the rules,
their revision and the changes they will imply is provided by a number of
expert speakers at the conference, including specialists in the fields of
arbitration, business and academia. The 1998 rules are annexed as a
reference to this unique analysis.
Contents:
- The Main Objectives of the
Revision
- The Role of the Secretariat
of the International Court of Arbitration
- The Constitution of the
Arbitral Tribunal
- The Terms of
Reference
- Aspects of the Arbitral
Proceedings
- Keynotes on Arbitral
Decision-making
- Correction and
Interpretation of Awards and Advances on Costs.
ISBN
92.842.1244.8
21 x 29.7 cm, 104
pages
N° 586
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Arbitration, Finance
and Insurance
A special supplement to
the ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin
A selection of articles
by lawyers and practitioners spanning both civil and common law traditions
and offering insight into a number of areas of the financial services
sector. Includes detailed discussion of why arbitration and expertise are
being used in this sector and careful consideration of some of the
intricate issues involved. A timely and valuable asset for both
practitioners and scholars.
ISBN
92.842.1292.8
N° 627
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Resolving International
Intellectual Property Disputes
David Plant
This detailed
publication shows how international intellectual property disputes can be
resolved rationally and expeditiously, rather than resorting to full-blown
litigation. Exploring the use of processes which the parties define and
control, such as arbitration, mediation, and variations on the theme,
Resolving Intellectual Property Disputes takes the reader through a number
of different solutions and explains them thoroughly. A useful and
illuminating companion for all legal practitioners in the field.
Contents:
Chapter one: An
overview of intellectual property and alternative dispute resolution - The
nature of intellectual property disputes; The nature of arbitration and
mediation. Chapter two: Arbitration - Significant issues in arbitrating
intellectual property disputes; Other issues; Arbitral institutions.
Chapter three: Mediation - Significant issues in mediating intellectual
property disputes; Creating value through mediation; Barriers to mediation
and to resolution; Multi-jurisdictional litigation; Enhanced alternatives.
Chapter four: The arbitrator as settlement facilitator - Some questions;
Some observations; Some practical considerations; What is the arbitrator's
role in settlement discussions?; What is going on in intellectual property
arbitration anyway?; Two illustrative situations; Some ground rules; Some
additional thoughts. Chapter five: End notes. Appendices
ISBN 92 842 1249
9
16 x 24 cm
N° 592
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ICC Arbitration 3rd
Edition
Craig, Park and
Paulsson
Available. Order your copy
now!
Published by Oceana
Publications, Inc., and distributed by ICC Publishing.
Updated for the first
time in 10 years, this hands-on guide covers every aspect of ICC
arbitration, the most prevalent form of institutional arbitration in the
world.
The Third Edition of
this famous work maintains the practical approach and the lucid style of
earlier editions. In addition, this valuable volume offers:
- Full revisions taking
account of the 1998 ICC Rules of Arbitration. With the advent of the
new Rules many sections of the Second Edition of ICC Arbitration
became obsolete.
- Fully updated statistics
including the period up to January 2000
- A discussion of the much-awaited
judgement of the English Court of Appeal in AT&T v. Saudi Cable
Co., dealing with ICC arbitrators' duties of disclosure, impartiality
and independence.
Essential
to anyone - arbitrator, counsel or other practitioner - who may, or may
expect to be, involved in an ICC arbitration, or who may have to consider
the benefits or drawbacks of an ICC arbitration clause.
ISBN
92.842.1251.0
18 x 26 cm
N° 594
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Annotated
Guide to the 1998 ICC Arbitration Rules
W. Laurence Craig,
William W. Park and Jan Paulsson
An ICC / Oceana
Co-Publication. This annotated guide provides the perfect companion to the
1998 ICC Arbitration Rules. Clearly organized and logical, the book
contains an Article-by-Article analysis of the rules along with comprehensive
indexes and advice for arbitrators, counsel and users. Includes destination
and derivation tables showing the location of each corresponding Article
and sub-Article in the 1975 and 1998 editions of the rules; a number of
useful appendices; tables showing adminstrative expenses and arbitrator's
fees; and a subject index to locate a particular term within the
Articles.
ISBN
92.842.1252.9
18 x 25 cm, approx. 300
pages
N° 595
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Improving International
Arbitration - The need for speed and trust Liber Amicorum Michel Gaudet
Compilation of the
contributions of world-renowned experts from five continents. This
exceptional work has been made possible thanks to a seminar on the Need for
Speed held at the ICC in May 1998 in honour of Michel Gaudet, Honorary
Chairman of the ICC International Court of Arbitration and Honorary Council
member of the ICC Institute of World Business Law.
In this book, for the
first time, the need for speed of international trade actors in
international arbitration - whether governments or private sector - is
examined systematically worldwide. The roles, responsabilities and
aspirations of each participant in an arbitration - parties, counçel,
arbitrators, and state courts - are scrutinized at each stage, from the
drafting of the arbitration agreement through the arbitration procedure,
and on to the enforcement of the arbitral award.
ISBN
92.842.1255.3
16 x 24 cm, 228
pages
N° 598
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International Commercial
Arbitration in Asia
Over the past few
years, South East Asian countries have radically changed their attitude
towards international commercial arbitration. As a result of government
policies striving to meet the challenges of globalization, a new approach
to international trade has given rise to new legislation and the
proliferation of national arbitration institutions with the general aim of
promoting the use of international commercial arbitration in the
region.
Focusing on these
recent developments, eminent experts from the region report on Indonesia,
Laos, Korea, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand. In
view of the recent handover of Hong Kong to the people's Republic of China,
special emphasis is put on China and its new relationship with its Special
Administrative Region in the field of international commercial arbitration.
The report covers developments in legislation, case-law, arbitral
institutions and enforcement.
21 x 29.7 cm,
104 pages
N° 60
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Arbitration in the Next
Decade
A special supplement to
the ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin
Result of the 75th
Anniversary of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, this publication
discusses the evolving needs of the business world and what can be expected
ten years from now. The topics addressed at length look to the future of
arbitration in relation to the judiciary, the parties, the process of
mediation and the national and international legal environment that makes
arbitration binding and effective. An essential reference for lawyers,
in-house counsel, corporate counsel and scholars interested in the future
international dispute resolution.
ISBN
92.842.1267.7
21 x 29.7 cm
N° 612
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Dispute Resolution in
Asia
by Michael Pryles
Published by Kluwer Law
International, distributed by ICC Publishing. A comprehensive examination
of dispute resolution in ten Asian countries, this publication includes a
wide range of subject matter in the domain -- covering arbitration,
litigation and mediation. Contributions from a number of experts in the
field provide an interesting and disparate examination of the rules on
dispute resolution in the fastest-growing region of the world.
Contents:
- The Cultures of Dispute
Resolution in Asia
- Australia
- China
- Hong Kong
- Japan
- Malaysia
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Taiwan
- Thailand
- Vietnam
ISBN
90.411.0484.4
N° 943
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A Guide to the New
ICC Rules of Arbitration
Yves Derains and Eric
Schwarz
Distributed by ICC
Publishing, published by Kluwer.
Contents:
Written by two former
Secretary Generals of the ICC Court, this guide provides a unique insider's
view into the ICC arbitration process and an ideal guide to the first
complete revision of the famous ICC Arbitration Rules for more than 20
years. Full of practical advice, the guide not only explains each Article
of the rules, it indicates how the rules have been applied by the ICC
arbitrators and construed by the courts. The mix of scholarly analysis and tips
on a range of matters makes the guide a unique contribution to an
understanding of the arbitration process.
ISBN
90.411.0595.6
15.5x 24 cm, 478
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