Comparative International Commercial arbitration
Lew, Julian D.M.
Comparative International Commercial arbitration by Julian D.M. Lew, Stefan Kroll and Loukas A. Mistelis. - New Delhi : Wolters Kluwer, 2007. - 953 p.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Arbitration as a Dispute Settlement Mechanism.
Chapter 2. Regulatory Framework for Arbitration.
Chapter 3. Forms of Arbitration.
Chapter 4. Essential Characteristics of International Commercial Arbitration.
Chapter 5. Juridical Nature of Arbitration.
Chapter 6. Arbitration Agreements- Autonomy and Applicable Law.
Chapter 7. Arbitration Agreements- Validity and Interpretation.
Chapter 8. Drafting of the Arbitration Agreement.
Chapter 9. Arbitrability.
Chapter 10. Selection and Appointment of Arbitrators by Parties and Institutions.
Chapter 11. Impartiality and Independence of Arbitrators.
Chapter 12. Rights and Duties of Arbitrators and Parties.
Chapter 13. Challenge, Removal and Replacement of Arbitrators.
Chapter 14. Determination of Jurisdiction.
Chapter 15. Arbitration and the Courts.
Chapter 16. Multiparty and Multicontract Arbitration.
Chapter 17. Determination of Applicable Law.
Chapter 18. Applicable Substantive Law.
Chapter 19. Arbitration and European Law.
Chapter 20. Commencement of Arbitration.
Chapter 21. Arbitration Procedure.
Chapter 22. Taking Evidence in International Arbitration.
Chapter 23. Interim and Conservatory Measures.
Chapter 24. Arbitration Award.
Chapter 25. Challenges to Award.
Chapter 26. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.
Chapter 27. Arbitration with Government and State Owned Entities.
Chapter 28. Arbitration of Investment Disputes.
Bibliography.
Table of International Conventions and Instruments.
Table of Arbitration Rules.
Table of National Laws.
Table of Arbitration Awards.
Table of National and International Court Decisions.
Subject Index.
9041115684
International commercial arbitration
341.522 / LEW/COM
Comparative International Commercial arbitration by Julian D.M. Lew, Stefan Kroll and Loukas A. Mistelis. - New Delhi : Wolters Kluwer, 2007. - 953 p.
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Arbitration as a Dispute Settlement Mechanism.
Chapter 2. Regulatory Framework for Arbitration.
Chapter 3. Forms of Arbitration.
Chapter 4. Essential Characteristics of International Commercial Arbitration.
Chapter 5. Juridical Nature of Arbitration.
Chapter 6. Arbitration Agreements- Autonomy and Applicable Law.
Chapter 7. Arbitration Agreements- Validity and Interpretation.
Chapter 8. Drafting of the Arbitration Agreement.
Chapter 9. Arbitrability.
Chapter 10. Selection and Appointment of Arbitrators by Parties and Institutions.
Chapter 11. Impartiality and Independence of Arbitrators.
Chapter 12. Rights and Duties of Arbitrators and Parties.
Chapter 13. Challenge, Removal and Replacement of Arbitrators.
Chapter 14. Determination of Jurisdiction.
Chapter 15. Arbitration and the Courts.
Chapter 16. Multiparty and Multicontract Arbitration.
Chapter 17. Determination of Applicable Law.
Chapter 18. Applicable Substantive Law.
Chapter 19. Arbitration and European Law.
Chapter 20. Commencement of Arbitration.
Chapter 21. Arbitration Procedure.
Chapter 22. Taking Evidence in International Arbitration.
Chapter 23. Interim and Conservatory Measures.
Chapter 24. Arbitration Award.
Chapter 25. Challenges to Award.
Chapter 26. Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards.
Chapter 27. Arbitration with Government and State Owned Entities.
Chapter 28. Arbitration of Investment Disputes.
Bibliography.
Table of International Conventions and Instruments.
Table of Arbitration Rules.
Table of National Laws.
Table of Arbitration Awards.
Table of National and International Court Decisions.
Subject Index.
9041115684
International commercial arbitration
341.522 / LEW/COM