REVUE : Arbitration International (vol. 34, n°2, June 2018)

David ROY

The latest issue of Arbitration International (vol. 34, n°2, June 2018) is out.

Articles

Simon Maynard, Laying the fourth arbitrator to rest: re-evaluating the regulation of arbitral secretaries 

S.R. Subramanian, Anti-arbitration injunctions and their compatibility with the New York Convention and the Indian law of arbitration: future directions for Indian law and policy 

Constantin Calavros, The application of substantive mandatory rules in International Commercial Arbitration from the perspective of an EU UNCITRAL Model Law jurisdiction 

Stefan Pislevik, Precedent and development of law: Is it time for greater transparency in International Commercial Arbitration?

Recent Development

Odysseas G. Repousis, The use of trusts in investment arbitration

Case Notes

Max Bonnell, How elastic is your preposition? 

Bajar Scharaw, The (provisional) end of debates on narrow dispute settlement clauses in PRC first-generation BITs? China Heilongjiang et al v. Mongolia 

Olga Hamama, Olga Sendetska, Interim measures in support of arbitration in Ukraine: lessons from JKX Oil & Gas et al v. Ukraine and the recent reform of Ukrainian legislation