Towards a uniform international arbitration law?
general editor, Emmanuel Gaillard ; edited by Anne Véronique Schlaepfer, Philippe Pinsolle, Louis Degos.
- Huntington, N.Y. Bern, Switzerland Juris Publishing Staempfli c2005.
- iii, 344 p. 24 cm.
- IAI series on international arbitration no 3. .
At head of title: International Arbitration Institute; Institut pour l'arbitrage international. "YAP seminars: Paris, March 28, 2003 ; Geneva, March 26, 2004."
Includes bibliographical references.
pt. I. Transnational rules applied to the merits of a dispute. Introductory note / Laurent Levy ; Public and mandatory law in international arbitration / Daniel Hochstrasser ; The contribution of arbitral case law and national laws / Marc Henry ; Recent codification efforts: an assessment / Stephen Jagusch ; The recognition of transnational rules by national courts / Matthias Scherer -- pt. II. Emerging trasnational rules of a procedural nature. Introductory note / Matthieu de Boisseson ; Transnational rules on the taking of evidence / Pierre-Yves Gunter ; Solutions offered by transnational rules in case of interference by the courts of the seat / Constantine Partasides ; Towards a transnational procedural public policy / Fernando Mantilla-Serrano -- pt. III. Is there a standard arbitration proceddure?. Introductory note / Wolfgang Peter ; Is the arbitral procedure still reserved for parties alone? / Xavier Favre-Bulle -- pt. IV. Is there such thing as arbitral "jurisprudence"?. Introductory note / Albert Jan van den Berg ; Do arbitral awards constitute precedents? Should commercial arbitration be distinguished in this regard from arbitration based on investment treaties? / Pierre Duprey ; Consistency of awards in cases of parallel proceedings concerning related subject matters / D. Brian King.