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Harmonization and Delocalization of International Commercial Arbitration
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Renata Brazil-David’s article in the Journal of International Arbitration examines the tension between the parties’ freedom to arbitrate outside the constraints of national courts and the jurisdictional underpinning needed to give arbitral awards certainty and binding force. It considers the level of harmonisation achieved in international commercial arbitration and the feasibility of the delocalisation theory.
Open original publication Harmonization and Delocalization of International Commercial Arbitration
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Issue
The relationship between party autonomy and the national jurisdictional foundation of binding international commercial arbitral awards, including the feasibility of delocalisation theory
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“Harmonization and Delocalization of International Commercial Arbitration”
Journal of International Arbitration · 2011
DOI 10.54648/joia2011036
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