New Issue: Arbitration International

The latest issue of Arbitration International (Vol. 34, no. 4, December 2018) is out. Contents include:
  • Articles
    • Klaus Peter Berger, Institutional arbitration: harmony, disharmony and the ‘Party Autonomy Paradox’
    • A conversation with Professor William W. (Rusty) Park—as interviewed by Professor Catherine A. Rogers: Institute for Transnational Arbitration Houston, Texas, 13 January 2017
    • Julio César Betancourt, Damages for breach of an international arbitration agreement under English arbitration law
    • Daniel Kalderimis, International arbitration in a brave new world
    • Alexey Vyalkov, Hypothetical release damages: a ‘one-size-fits-all’ way to establish a loss in international investment disputes?
    • Susanna Hoe, Pope Gregory the Great and the Disputes of Sardinian Women 591–604
  • Recent Developments
    • Peng Hou, Financing arbitration in mainland China: Hong Kong’s legislation as a model

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