In recent weeks, legal and economic thinkers have been considering the impact of the pandemic on contractual relations. This was…
Resolving Disputes during times of Crisis: China’s Experience
The recent global health pandemic raises new questions as to how large scale public sector disputes might be resolved. A…
A Global Pandemic and Shifts in Transnational Arbitration
The recent global health crisis has catalysed transformations in all sectors of life, including global arbitration practice. This has included…
Local Engagement in Pandemic Response
The recent global health pandemic has turned our attention to the role of local-regional coordination in crisis response. In recent…
Online Pedagogy for Dispute Resolution Teaching
Special thanks to Professors Noam Ebner and Sharon Press for providing a useful and timely seminar covering online pedagogy for…
New Book: UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration A Commentary
Cambridge University Press has recently announced the forthcoming publication of the book, UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration: A…
The Adoption of the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration in Hong Kong
The first chapter of Professor Gary Bell’s book on The UNCITRAL Model Law and Asian Arbitration Laws: Implementation and Comparisons…
The Legal Framework for Med-Arb Developments in China
Findings on the legal framework for Med-Arb reform in China including recent cases, institutional rules, advantages and existing pitfalls have…
UNCITRAL WG II – Expedited Arbitration
At the recent UNCITRAL Working Group II meeting in Vienna in September 2019, the issue of expedited arbitration continued to…
Empirical Findings on Court Mediation Reform
Some of the key findings from a three year research project on court mediation reform are now available on SSRN…
