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Denne årbog samler de seneste tendenser i international voldgift og analysere dem ud fra en videnskabelig tilgang.

Bogen har samlet bidrag fra 25 forskere og praktikere fra hele verden, som videregiver deres viden og tanker på grundlag af deres store erfaring inden for de forskellige områder af voldgift.

Voldgift er en af de mest succesrige løsninger på konflikt det internationale område, det være sig i forbindelse med kommercielle tvister, investor-statslige konflikter eller idrætskontroverser. Grunden til succesen er den hurtige udvikling af juridisk praksis vedrørende de forskellige typer og stadier af voldgiftsproceduren.

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Preface

Abbreviations

I. ARBITRATION RULES AND REGIMES

The Revision of the UNICITRAL Arbitrations Rules - by Marianne Roth

Incorporation of the UNICITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration in the Russian Federation - by Antonia Netzer

The dispute settlement procedure before the World Trade Organisation - by Alexandar Ciric

Arbitration in the Netherlands - by Alex Brenninkmeijer & Tijn van Kamp

II. INITIATING ARBITRATION PROCEEDINGS

One or three arbitrators - The more the merrier? - by Pierre A. Karrer

Independence, impartiality and disclosure in international arbitration: recent developments - byPeter Egger

Arbitrating China-related disputes - a European perspective of choosing the 'best place' of arbitration - byFrank-Bernd Weigand

III. OTHER ISSUES OF ARBITRAL PROCEDURE

Impact of insolvency of a party on pending arbitration proceedings in Czech Republic, England, Switzerland & other countries - byAlexander Belohlavek

Constitutional aspects of dispute resolution by means of arbitration - by Jaunius Gumbis

Do we need a 'Woolf Reform' for international arbitration? - by Tanja Pfitzner & Hans-Patrick Schroeder

International arbitration practice in Europe: anti-suit injunctions - by John Verbeck

IV. ARBITRAL AWARDS AND THEIR ENFORCEMENT

Enforceability of multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses in international business contracts - by Stefan Krennbauer

The interpretation of arbitration clauses - a change of approach in the Russian Federation - by Eugen Salpius

The certification trap - The Austrian Supreme Court and Art. IV NYC - by Rainer Lukits

Enforcement of foreign arbitral awards in Sweden - the importance of making sure that a party properly notified of the arbitral proceeding - by Caroline Walderfors

Current development in setting aside of an arbitral award in Bulgaria - by Georgi Ganchev

V. APPLICABLE SUBSTANTIVE LAW

Game theory i contemporary international commercial law: The CISG and its potential ratification by Brazil and the United Kingdom - by Gerson Damiani

VI. SPORTS ARBITRATION

The ad hoc division of the court of Abitration for Sport (CAS) for the Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver 2010 - by Michael Geistlinger

The German Court of Arbitration for Sport - a contribution for strengthening sports law in Germany - by Jens Bredow

VII ADR

Conflict Management - by Christina Lenz

Alternative dispute resolution according to the WIPO Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) - by Dominik Fuchs

Notes and Reviews

The Authors