Subjects:

Arbitration and Dispute Resolution

Contents:

Definition and sources of international arbitration

The law of arbitration and the role of the seat of the arbitration

The Arbitration Agreement

The Arbitral Tribunal

Control of the arbitrator's competence

The arbitral procedure

The applicable law to the basis of the dispute

The Award

The control of the award by the judicial authority of the seat of arbitration

Recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards

General conclusions

This new and updated English language edition of an acclaimed French language text guides practitioners through the international arbitration process from beginning to end. It covers each step of arbitral procedure, from the conclusion of the arbitration agreement to the enforcement of the arbitral award, from a comparative standpoint, helping practitioners decide which jurisdiction / institution's rules they wish to be bound by. This work: provides intelligent and approachable guidance through the beginning, middle and end of an international commercial arbitration; compares the rules in each of the major arbitration jurisdictions at each stage of the process; pinpoints strengths and weaknesses of arbitration in each jurisdiction; supplies detailed advice on topics such as the arbitration agreement, how to progress a case, the award and enforcement of the award; reproduces a comprehensive selection of comparative materials, drawn from the UNCITRAL and UN texts, as well as national legislation from Sweden, Belgium, Germany, England, Italy, Holland, France and Switzerland; and features materials on the form and content of arbitral deliberations not normally available in the public domain.