The latest issue of
Arbitration International (Vol. 31, no. 4, December 2015) is out. Contents include:
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Agora: International Commercial Arbitration (2nd edition) by Gary B. Born
- Foreword by Thomas W. Walsh
- Book Reviews by John M. Townsend, Bernard Rix, Teresa Cheng, Nadia Darwazeh, and Michael Hwang
- Articles
- Miriam Driessen-Reilly, Private damages in EU competition law and arbitration: a changing landscape
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Claudia Pharaon, The extent of arbitrators’ power to order class arbitration
- Recent Developments
- Sharad Bansal & Divyanshu Agrawal,
Are anti-arbitration injunctions a malaise? An analysis in the context of Indian law
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Massimo V. Benedettelli,
Human rights as a litigation tool in international arbitration: reflecting on the ECHR experience
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Varun N. Ghosh,
An uncertain shield: res judicata in arbitration
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Rohan V. Tigadi & Aditya Pratap Singh,
Indian Premier League and XIX Commonwealth Games take arbitrability of fraud in India by storm
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Raúl Pereira de Souza Fleury,
Umbrella clauses: a trend towards its elimination
