The leading arbitrators' guide to international arbitration

"The leading arbitrators' guide to international arbitration" Table Of Contents:

• 1- The history of international commercial arbitration : a sketch -- Baron (Michael) Mustill
• 2- Interference by national courts -- Jan Paulsson
• 3- ADR and arbitration -- Robert B. Davidson and David Plant
• 4- Whose arbitration is it anyway : the parties' or the arbitration tribunals? -- V.V. Veeder
• 5- Confidentiality -- Michael Pryles
• 6- Responsibility of arbitrators and arbitral institutions -- Pierre A. Karrer
• 7- The ethics of international arbitrators -- Catherine A. Rogers and Jeffrey C. Jeng
• 8- Third party funding of international arbitrations -- Stephen Jagusch
• 9- Real and feared arbitrator conflicts of interest -- Mauro Rubino-Sammartano
• 10- The role of the president of the arbitral tribunal -- Paulo Michele Patocchi and Robert Briner
• 11- International arbitration from the perspective of corporate counsel -- Richard D. Hill
• 12- Perspectives on future developments in international arbitration -- Karl-Heinz Bockstiegel.
• 13- The tribunal's appointment -- Gerald Aksen
• 14- Emergency arbitrators -- Grant Hanessian
• 15- Interim measures -- Alan Redfern
• 16- The organizational meeting -- Klaus Reichert
• 17- Organizing an international arbitration : practice pointers -- Albert Jan van den Berg
• 18- The role of the arbitrator in determining the applicable law -- Emmanuel Gaillard
• 19- The party-appointed arbitrator : further reflections -- Andreas R. Lowenfeld
• 20- The duties of an arbitrator -- Martin Hunter and Allan Philip
• 21- Controlling time and costs in arbitration -- Christopher Newmark
• 22- Objections to jurisdiction -- Sigvard Jarvin and Alexander G. Leventhal
• 23- The role of the secretary to the arbitral tribunal -- Pierre Tercier
• 24- The civil law approach to discovery : a comparative overview of the taking of evidence in the Anglo-American and continental arbitration systems -- Giorgio Bernini.
• 25- Determining the extent of discovery and dealing with requests for discovery : perspectives from the common law -- Charles N. Brower and Jeremy K. Sharpe
• 26- The conduct of the hearings -- Bernard Hanotiau
• 27- Advocacy in international arbitration -- C. Mark Baker
• 28- Cross-examination in international arbitration : opportunities and challenges -- Lawrence W. Newman
• 29- Witness conferencing -- Hilmar Raeschke-Kessler
• 30- Non-signatories and international arbitration -- William W. Park
• 31- Witness statements : use and abuse -- Eric A. Schwartz and Rocío Digón
• 32- Is there a life after the award? -- Alexis Mourre
• 33- The arbitral award -- Bernardo M. Cremades
• 34- The tribunal's deliberations -- L. Yves Fortier
• 35- Assessing expert evidence -- Sophie Nappert and Fabricio Fortese
• 36- Accessing damages in international arbitration : practical considerations -- Hilary Heilbron
• 37- The dynamics of deliberation meetings and dissenting opinions -- Ugo Draetta.
• 38- Annulment and enforcement of international arbitral awards : a practical perspective -- Hans Smit
• 39- Arbitration involving states -- Kaj Hobér
• 40- Arbitrating investment disputes -- Francisco Orrego Vicuña
• 41- Arbitrating international construction disputes -- John Uff
• 42- International arbitration in oil, gas and energy -- James M. Gaitis and Thomas W. Wälde

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