International Arbitration – The German Model
International arbitration seems predominantly common law oriented and resembles increasingly American-style Court proceedings. It is therefore no wonder that over the years the various Queen Mary studies identify the same short-comings of international arbitration proceedings (ie, time and costs). As
A Grain of Civil Law – Some (Not So) New Chords for the International Arbitration Jazz
In this article, we argue that making a stronger effort to converge the best aspects of civil and common law procedure would help tackle one of the most urgent challenges that international arbitration is faced with today: overly lengthy and