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Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business Volume 31a

Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business Volume 31a

Author: Dennis Campbell
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
ISBN: 9789041128027
Published In: June 2010
Format: Hardback , 384 pages
Jurisdiction: International ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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This special issue of the Comparative Law Yearbook of International Business examines a variety of issues relating to international dispute resolution. National systems such as Brazil, England and Wales, Hong Kong, India, Italy, Slovakia, the United States, are reviewed.

The treatment of special issues ranges from document production, discovery, and ethics to public policy, telecommunications contracts, and expatriate employees.

Finally, the issue surveys various topics, dealing with matters such as the general principles of law, international rules, international contract law, consolidation and class actions, and enforcement of arbitral awards.

Document Production: Developments in International Dispute Resolution. Christof Siefarth
Ethics in Arbitration: Conections, Conflicts, and Collegiality. Phyllis E. Bernard
The Effects of General principles of Law. Christina Cathey Schütz
Widely Used Rules in International Arbitration. Mitchell L. Lathrop
International Contract Law as the Substantive Law Applicable to International Contracts. John B. Tieder, Jr. and Carter B. Reid
Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards in Brazil. Adriana Camargo Rodriguez
Developments in Mediation in England and Wales. Paul Hopkins
Arbitration in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. Stephen D. Mau Arbitration and Litigation: An Indian Perspective. Nusrat Hassan & K. Parinitha
Mediation Under Italian law. Valentina Giarrusso
Mediation in Slovakia. Katarina Chovancová
Resolving Disputes Involving United States Expatriates and Employees Working Abroad. Lorna Sillss Katica
Consolidation Intended, Unintended, and Class Actions: A United States Perspective. James J. Sentner, Jr. and Anthony Guerino
Is the Door Open to United States Discovery in Aid of Foreign Arbitration Proceedings? Joshua D. Rievman and E. Anne Musella
United States Public Policy and Enforcement of Arbitral awards Under the New York Convention. C. Ryan Reetz
United States Dispute Resolution of International Telecommunications Contracts. Walt Sapronov, and Robert J. Butler
International Enforcement of Arbitration Awards. John W.Rourke