IUS Arbitrale International - Essays in Honor of Hans Smit

Price: $95.00 264 pages. 1 Hardcover Volume. ISSN 1050-4109. Published April 1993.

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I.   THEORETICAL AND DOCTRINAL CONSIDERATIONS
 

• Injunctions Across National Frontiers: A Tale of Two Cities
       Andreas F. Lowenfeld
   
• The Future of the Law Governing the International Arbitral Process: Unification and Beyond
       Vratislav Pechota
   
• How Much Freedom Should an International Arbitrator Enjoy? The Desire for Freedom from Law v. The Promotion of International Arbitration
       Otto Sandrock
   
• International Commercial Arbitration and Conflict of Laws
       Arthur T. von Mehren

II.  A PROCESS IN EVOLUTION
 

• The International Federation of Commercial Arbitration Institutions
       Michael F. Hoellering
   
• The Geopolitics of Arbitration
       Howard M. Holtzmann
   
• On Communication in International Arbitration
       Pierre Lalive
   
• A Practitioner’s Observations on the Resolution of International Commercial Disputes
       Lawrence W. Newman

III. EMERGING ISSUES
 

• Competence to Set Aside an Award and Procedural Grounds for Refusing Enforcement:
  The Viewpoint and Role of the Arbitration Law Expert
       George A. Bermann
   
• Costs in ICC Arbitration: A Practitioner’s View
       Michael Bühler
   
• Living with the Party-Appointed Arbitrator: Judicial Confusion, Ethical Codes and Practical Advice
       James H. Carter
    
• Laying Down a Guantlet: The Thirty-Six Hour Chairman
       Benjamin Davis
   
• A Tale of Three Cities: Arbitrator Misconduct by Abuse of Retainer and Commitment Fee Arrangements
       Lawrence F. Ebb
   
• Modern Trends in the Presentation of Evidence in International Commercial Arbitration
       Martin Hunter
   
• Standards of Conduct for Counsel in International Arbitration
       Jan Paulsson
   
• The Role of the United States Agent to the Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal, 1981-1983
       Arthur W. Rovine

IV. NATIONAL AND REGIONAL TREATMENTS
 

• Arbitration in EC Law
       Christian Gavalda
   
• Arbitration Among the Russians
       John N. Hazard
   
• The Long March of Italian Law Toward International Arbitration
       Vincenzo Vigoriti

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WORKS BY HANS SMIT