MEHMET TUĞBERK DEKAK’s article, published in Legal Hukuk Dergisi, examines the role of the proportionality principle in determining the concept of investment in international investment arbitration.
In case T 555-24, dated 26 May 2025, the Supreme Court of Sweden found that the conditions for declaring only part of an arbitral award invalid were present. The decision concerns the partial invalidity of an arbitral award.
According to a UNCITRAL press release dated 26 May 2025, Pakistan signed the United Nations Convention on International Settlement Agreements Resulting from Mediation.
This Arbitration International article by Nakul Dewan and Sathvik Chandrashekar examines the doctrine of separability in arbitration agreements and the limits of its application.
Cansu Korkmaz’s article examines how the invalidity of the main contract for failure to satisfy a form requirement affects the formal validity of the arbitration agreement contained in that contract.
The article addresses public policy in the judicial control of commercial arbitral awards in Spain, using a comparative-law lens and giving particular attention to European Union public policy.
The article compares the ministerial approval requirement in Article 10(2) of the 2012 Saudi Arbitration Law with Article 1(2) of the 1994 Egyptian Arbitration Law.
The article examines the procedural and substantive issues arising in investment treaty arbitration when foreign investors are involved in domestic insolvency proceedings.
Maxence Rivoire’s article in Arbitration International examines party autonomy to choose the law applicable to the merits in intellectual property arbitration concerning patents, trademarks and copyrights.
Bilge Nur Yilmaz examines how alleged infringements of the parties’ right to make submissions and present a defence are assessed when arbitral awards are considered for recognition, enforcement or annulment.
In this Arbitration International article, Stefer and Fricke examine how arbitrators may use artificial intelligence in commercial arbitration proceedings today.
Xueliang Ji; Juan Du authored the academic publication “The Making of an International Investment Facilitation Framework” in ICSID Review - Foreign Investment Law Journal, published on 2025-01-01.
Berfu Beysulen Angin’s article, published in ICSID Review - Foreign Investment Law Journal, examines the tension between the right to regulate and investment protection within investor-State dispute settlement.
Karakoç Göksu, Sila authored the academic publication “Arbitration of Post-Closing M&A Disputes and Confidentiality Obligations of Target Management as Factual Witnesses: Secrets to Keep or Secrets to Tell?” in The Boğaziçi Law Review, Vol. 2 No.
Yazan Al Maaiteh’s article in the Journal of International Arbitration addresses the legal framework governing arbitration agreements in Jordan and the extent to which non-signatory third parties may be brought within them and into arbitration proceedings.
This article addresses how the fragmentation of international law appears in international investment law and considers the interaction of investment treaties with human-rights, environmental-law and sustainable-development norms.
José Carlos Fernández Rozas’s article addresses the law applicable to an arbitration agreement where the parties have not made an express choice of law. It also refers to recent conflicting practice in the English and French courts.