Ar­bit­rab­il­ity, Due Pro­cess, and Public Policy Under Art­icle V of the New York Con­ven­tion Bel­gian and French Per­spect­ives

De­vel­op­ment sum­mary

Bern­ard Han­o­tiau’s art­icle in the Journ­al of In­ter­na­tion­al Ar­bit­ra­tion ex­am­ines the limits of ar­bit­rab­il­ity, due pro­cess and public policy under Art­icle V of the 10 June 1958 New York Con­ven­tion. It looks at how France and Bel­gi­um ad­dress those limits when re­fus­ing re­cog­ni­tion and en­force­ment of for­eign ar­bit­ral awards.