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Pris: 3205 SEK exkl. moms  |  Arbitration’s Age of Enlightenment? is a timely compendium of essays addressing the criticism of the arbitral process that has been voiced in recent years, interpreting the challenge as an invitation to enlightenment. This volume directly presents the considered views of a broad cross-section of the international arbitration community and records the entire proceedings of the twenty-fifth Congress of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA), held in Edinburgh in September 2022.
What’s in this book:
Topics range from the impact of artificial intelligence to the role of international arbitration in restraining resorts to unilateralism, protectionism, and nationalism. The contributors address the following contentious issues:
- time and cost;
- gender and cultural diversity;
- confidentiality versus transparency;
- investor-State dispute settlement procedures;
- the proposed establishment of a permanent international investment court system;
- how cross-fertilisation across different disciplines may impact international arbitration;
- determining whether a document request seeks documents that are relevant and material to the outcome of a dispute;
- whether we would be better off if investment arbitration were to disappear; and
implications for international arbitration of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Considering global issues that are likely to give rise to disputes in the future, including climate change, environmental protection, access to depleting water resources, energy and mining transition, and human rights initiatives, several contributions lay stress on developments in specific countries (China, India) and regions (Africa, the Middle East).
How this will help you:
Arbitrators, corporate counsel, and policymakers will welcome this opportunity to engage with current thinking on key issues in international commercial and investment arbitration, especially given the diversity of thought presented by authors worldwide.
Table Of Contents
ICCA CONGRESS 2022
Preface
Cavinder Bull SC, Loretta Malintoppi, and Constantine Partasides KC
ICCA Congress 2022
Part I Opening Keynote Address
Chapter 1 Arbitration’s Age of Enlightenment: A Celebration or a Challenge?
The Honourable Louise Arbour
Part II Plenary: Arbitration’s Age of Enlightenment … and Adaptation?
Chapter 2 A Search for International Enlightenment Through Arbitration: Andrew Carnegie, the Alabama Claims Arbitration, and the ‘Temple of Peace’
J. Christopher Thomas KC
Chapter 3 How Does International Arbitration Fare in a World Creeping Towards Unilateralism, Protectionism and Nationalism?
Hi-Taek Shin
Chapter 4 “Loyauté”: A Tool for Enlightenment?
Carole Malinvaud
Chapter 5 AI Versus IA: End of the Enlightenment?
Lucy Reed
Part III Panel 1: Progress Made/Progress to Be Made – Exploring the Ways Forward
Chapter 6 E3 + Action – Talk + Data = Enlightenment in International Arbitration
Lucy Greenwood
Chapter 7 Some Thoughts on Progress
James Hope
Part IV Once Upon a Time in International Arbitration
Panel 2: I. Three Classics Revisited
Chapter 8 Putting the Abu Dhabi Oil Award’s Methodology to the Test of Time
Nagla Nassar
Chapter 9 Why Investment Treaties Should Not Be Subverted by Barcelona Traction
Jan Paulsson
Annex: Extracts from GAMI v Mexico (NAFTA), Final Award, 15 November 2004, Section 7 (“Expropriation”), pp. 45-51.
Chapter 10 Mitsubishi and Its Learning
George A. Bermann
Panel 3: II. State Responsibility – Then and Now
Chapter 11 The International Law Commission and Its Articles on State Responsibility
Bruno Simma
Chapter 12 Some Thoughts on Frictions and Fault Lines in the Application by Investment Tribunals of the ILC Articles on State Responsibility
Chester Brown
Chapter 13 Who’s Afraid of the Articles on State Responsibility
Christian J. Tams
Panel 4: Arbitration’s Printing Press: Drawing the Line between Confidentiality and Transparency
Chapter 14 In Defence of Party Choice: The Continuing Importance of Confidentiality in Commercial Arbitration
Paula Hodges QC
Chapter 15 Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration Does Not Undermine the Legitimacy of the Process
Lilit Nagapetyan
Chapter 16 How Confidential Is Confidential?: Safeguards, Obstacles, and Boundaries of Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration
Anke Sessler
Chapter 17 The Link Between Transparency and Legitimacy in International Arbitration
Caroline Simson
Chapter 18 A Letter to the Editor
Mallory Silberman
Panel 5: Post-pandemic Dispute Resolution Toolbox
Chapter 19 Dispute Resolution Toolbox
Lady Justice Joyce Aluoch
Chapter 20 Combined Dispute Resolution Processes: Trends and Challenges Post Pandemic
Wolf von Kumberg
Chapter 21 Knowledge-Based ADR Toolbox for Uncertain Times
Elina Mereminskaya*
Panel 6: State of the World in 2022 – New Developments and Reform in International Investment Arbitration
Chapter 22 A User’s Guide to What’s New in the ICSID Rules 2022
Meg Kinnear
Chapter 23 ‘State of the World’: New Developments and Reform in International Investment Arbitration – The UNCITRAL ISDS Reform
Anna Joubin-Bret & David Nikolaus Probst
Chapter 24 ISDS Reform: Innovative Actions at the National and Bilateral Levels
Ajuma Patience Okala
Chapter 25 The “State of the World” in 2022: New Developments and Reform in International Investment Arbitration—ISDS Reform Proposals: An Investor Perspective
Andrew T. Clarke
Part V Regional Themes
Panel 7: Regional Themes I: The Americas and Europe Between Constitutionalism and Populism
Chapter 26 The Americas and Europe Between Constitutionalism and Populism: European Challenges to ISDS
Sir David Edward
Chapter 27 The CJEU and ISDS
Markus Burgstaller
Chapter 28 The Interaction of European Investment Law with Public International Law
Julie Bédard & César Rivière
Chapter 29 From the No to the May Be: Latin America and Investment Arbitration
Eduardo Zuleta
Panel 8: Regional Themes II: Asia, Africa and the Middle East: Dynamism and Consolidation
Chapter 30 Local Characteristics of Arbitration in China and Their Influence on Legislations
Wei Sun*
Chapter 31 Arbitration in India: Quo Vadis?
Darius J. Khambata
Chapter 32 Of Lions, Tigers, Dragons, and Wolves: Transforming International Arbitration in Africa
Ndanga Kamau
Chapter 33 African Practitioners, International Arbitration, and Inclusivity
Emilia Onyema
Panel 9: The Sociology of Arbitration
Chapter 34 The Changing Sociology of the Investment Arbitration Market: The Case of Double Hatting
Malcolm Langford
Chapter 35 The End of Hubris in International Arbitration?: A Reply to Malcolm Langford
Florian Grisel
Chapter 36 Sociology and the Market for Commercial Arbitrators: Seeing It All Differently
Janet Walker, CM
Panel 10: Young Practitioners and Our Future
Chapter 37 Report of the Moderator for the Young Practitioners and Our Future Panel
Yuet Min Foo
Part VI New Frontiers
Panel 11: New Frontiers I: Arbitration in the Age of [Post-pandemic] Technology
Chapter 38 How to Win Instructions in the Post-pandemic World
Lee Ji En
Chapter 39 Artificial Intelligence in Arbitral Decision-Making: The New Enlightenment?
Maxi Scherer
Chapter 40 Decentralized Justice Systems: A New Player in the Field of Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Julie Raneda
Chapter 41 Artificial Intelligence and the Face of the Arbitrations of Tomorrow
Kathryn Khamsi
Panel 12: New Frontiers II: The Subject Matters of the Disputes of Tomorrow
Chapter 42 Harmonious Interpretation of Investment Treaties and International Human Rights Instruments Considering the Climate Change
Deger Boden
Chapter 43 New Types of Energy Disputes: In the Era of Low Carbon Transition
Peter D. Cameron
Chapter 44 Access to and Use of Freshwater River Resources
Rodman Bundy*
Chapter 45 New Frontiers II: The Subject Matters of the Disputes of Tomorrow – Cloud Disputes
Ginta Ahrel
Panel 13: Renaissance Arbitrator
Chapter 46 Aristotle’s Virtue Ethics in Arbitration
Melanie van Leeuwen
Chapter 47 The Renaissance Arbitrator: Lessons from the Construction Industry and Statutory Adjudication
Janey L. Milligan LLM FRICS FCIArb
Chapter 48 Some “Wh”s of Training of Arbitrators on Bounded Rationality and Debiasing Techniques: Taking the Future of Arbitral Decision-Making Seriously
Bruno Guandalini
Panel 14: Different Perspectives
Chapter 49 Enlightened, but under Siege?: A User’s Perspective on the International Commercial Arbitration Market
Patrick Baeten
Chapter 50 State Perspective on International Commercial Arbitration: State as a Policymaker and State as a User of the System
Mariam Gotsiridze
Chapter 51 Protecting Party Consent: The Role of the UK Courts in International Arbitration
Lord Hodge
Panel 15: The Great Debate: ‘A World Without Investment Arbitration?’
Chapter 52 A World Without Investment Arbitration? An Introduction to Debate
Jan Kleinheisterkamp
Chapter 53 For the Proposition: A World Without Investment Arbitration?
Toby Landau KC, Chester Brown & Michael Waibel
Chapter 54 The World Is Better with Investment Arbitration
Carolyn B. Lamm, Rocío Digón & Caitlin Walczyk
Chapter 55 The Great Debate: A Commentator’s Perspective
Chin Heng Ong
Part VII Closing Session
Chapter 56 Closing Keynote Address
Colin Sutherland, The Right Hon Lord Carloway
Participants List
ICCA GB List
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