The Evolution and Future of International Arbitration

Preface
Opening Speech at the SIA30 Anniversary Conference -Julian D M Lew
Chapter 1: Introduction: The Evolution and Future of International Arbitration- Stavros Brekoulakis
Chapter 2: Paradigmatic Changes – Uniformity, Diversity, Due Process and Good Administration of Justice: The Next Thirty Years - Filip De Ly
Chapter 3: Document Production, Witness Statements, and Cross-Examination: The Enduring Tensions in International Arbitration - Laurence Shore
Chapter 4: Evolution of Case Law in International Arbitration -Sébastien Besson
Chapter 5: A Weather Map for International Arbitration: Mainly Sunny, Some Cloud, Possible Thunderstorms - Luke Nottage
Chapter 6: The Concept of Seat in the New York Convention and the Autonomy of Arbitral Award - Stefan Kröll
Chapter 7: The Use of Investor-State Arbitration as a De Facto Enforcement Mechanism for Arbitral Awards -Andrea K. Bjorklund
Chapter 8: Parties in International Arbitration: Consent v. Commercial Reality - Stavros Brekoulakis
Chapter 9: The Swiss Perspective on Parties in Arbitration: “Traditional Approach With a Twist regarding Abuse of Rights” or “Consent Theory Plus” - Nathalie Voser
Chapter 10: Third Party Non-Signatories in English Arbitration Law - Audley Sheppard
Chapter 11: Comments on Parties in International Arbitration: Consent v. Commercial Reality by Professor Stavros Brekoulakis - John Fellas
Chapter 12: A French View On The Application of The Arbitration Agreement to Non- Signatories - Philippe Pinsolle
Chapter 13: Parallel Proceedings Involving Objections to Arbitral Jurisdictions: A Closer Look at the Presumed Intention of the Parties - Frédéric Bachand
Chapter 14: Preclusion and the New York Convention: Article V(1)(e) and Converse- Article V(1)(e) - Donald Francis Donovan
Chapter 15: Anti-Suit Injunctions and Other Means of Indirect Enforcement of an Arbitration Agreement - Crina Baltag
Chapter 16: National Court Review of Arbitration Awards: Where Do We Go From Here? - Roman Khodykin
Chapter 17: Geography of International Arbitration – Where Does the Power Lie? - Fidelis Oditah
Chapter 18: Expansion of Arbitral Subject Matter: New Topics and New Areas of Law - Fan Kun
Chapter 19: Emergence of New Arbitral Centres in Asia and Africa: Competition, Cooperation and Contribution to the Rule of Law - Mohamed Abdel Raouf
Chapter 20: The Geography of International Arbitration – Places of Arbitration: the Old Ones and the New Ones -Andrea Carlevaris
Chapter 21: Soft Law and Power - Paul Friedland
Chapter 22: A New Approach to Regulating Counsel Conduct in International Arbitration - Michael Hwang & Jennifer Hon
Chapter 23: Conflicts Disclosures: The IBA Guidelines and Beyond - Alexis Mourre
Chapter 24: The Future of Science and Technology In International Arbitration: The Next Thirty Year - Robert H. Smit
Chapter 25: The Uncertain Future of the Interactive Arbitrator: Proposals, Good Intentions and the Effect of Conflicting Views on the Role of the Arbitrator - Michael E. Schneider
Chapter 26: Report: Teaching in International Arbitration -Norah Gallagher
Chapter 27: Critically Thinking: International Arbitration in Context - Jan Kleinheisterkamp
Chapter 28: Constructing a “Suite” of International Arbitration Courses: Sample LL.M Course Descriptions and Some Factors to Consider - Jack J. Coe, Jr
Chapter 29: Most Effective Teaching Methodologies for International Arbitration: Traditional Teaching v. Experiential Teaching - Christophe Seraglini
Chapter 30: The Proliferation of Specialist LLM Programs – The Challenges They Present, The Development of Programs, Including Specialized Courses - Patricia Shaughnessy
Chapter 31: International Arbitration Scholarship: Forms, Determinants, Evolution - Thomas Schultz
Chapter 32: The State of Empirical Research on International Commercial Arbitration: 10 Years Later - Christopher R. Drahozal
Chapter 33: Empirical Research on International Arbitrators: Benefits and Challenges - Michael Waibel
Chapter 34: Interpreting and Understanding Arbitral Awards for Purposes of Scholarly Research - Kaj Hobér
Chapter 35: The Interplay between Empirical Studies and Commercial Arbitration Practice - Thomas J. Stipanowich & Marcio Vasconcellos
Chapter 36: ‘Literature Review? What Literature Review?!’ - the Influence of Legal Culture on Scholarship in International Arbitration - Rémy Gerbay
Appendix
School of International Arbitration 30th Anniversary Gala Dinner Speeches
Julian D M Lew
Albert Jan van den Berg
David Neuberger