Along the Silk Road to Stockholm? Arbitration Seat Selection and Enforcement in the Caucasus and Central Asia
A Stockholm panel explores arbitration seat selection, regional institutions, and enforcement risks across the Caucasus and Central Asia.
A Stockholm panel explores arbitration seat selection, regional institutions, and enforcement risks across the Caucasus and Central Asia.
At its 10th anniversary Alumni Homecoming, Sciences Po TADS brings graduates and students together to discuss arbitration, careers, and change.
From force majeure to investor-State arbitration, this article maps the legal rights triggered when subsea cables are damaged or repairs...
How should tribunals value losses in long-term gas contracts? This analysis examines price reviews, breach, and the dynamic damages counterfactual.
Counterclaims in ISDS can rebalance investor-State arbitration, but jurisdiction, admissibility, applicable law, and investor obligations remain challenging.
A Jus Mundi and ICC panel discusses how legal organisations can build trust, value, and responsible AI into the future...
Discover the IntLaw Investment Arbitration Moot, its mission, global community, and new opportunities for students pursuing investment arbitration.
A Singapore panel examines the growing Asia–Latin America arbitration corridor, from infrastructure and mining disputes to enforcement and cultural divides.
Explore when tribunal assistance becomes improper delegation, and how disclosure and verification can protect the integrity of arbitral awards.
What does Vietnam’s Decision 33 mean for award enforcement? The Hanoi People’s Court addresses merits review and public policy.
Morocco VYAP reflects on a year of partnerships, regional events, and mentorship initiatives shaping the next generation of arbitration practitioners.
India-Pakistan Indus Waters dispute: the PCA addresses treaty continuity, competing forums, interim measures, and the limits of arbitral jurisdiction.
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