Volume 57, Issue 1
Two polar approaches to domestic arbitration are compared in this article- the centralized U.S. policy on arbitration, and Israel's restrictive policy on arbitration.
The hypothesis of this paper is that the corporate governance of Brazilian public companies reinforces the patriarchal and racist characteristics of the country’s social structure.
On September 1, 2023, China amended its Civil Procedure Law, from de facto to de jure reciprocity in judgment recognition and enforcement (JRE) in civil or commercial cases, and provided detailed rul…
International investment law and dispute resolution remain in the epicenter of international lawmaking and institutional reform efforts.
The Santiago Principles, a set of “generally accepted principles and practices” (GAPP) adopted by most of the world’s sovereign wealth funds (SWFs), are a product of a very different political and ec…