International Commercial Arbitration Practice: 21st Century Perspectives (Nexis Uni)Call Number: UCF ONLINE General Collection -- K2400.I5928
"The book is organized in five Parts which contain thematically related chapters. Part I deals with an overview of key elements in ICA practice, and includes chapters on institutional and ad hoc arbitration; how arbitration is conducted under different legal systems such as common law, civil law, and Shari’a law; damages in ICA (both the legal and quantum aspects); corruption of arbitrators; and a chapter on cultural issues in international arbitration.
- Part II contains geographical regional overviews covering most regions of the world: Western Europe, Central and Eastern Europe, Russia/NIS countries, Asia (including China and Hong Kong, Japan, Korea, and the Indian Subcontinent), Middle East and North Africa, Latin America/Caribbean, the U.S., Canada, and Australia & New Zealand.
- Part III includes individual industry sector views of how ICA is conducted in individual industry and business sectors such as oil & gas, LNG, mining, construction, telecommunications, satellite communications, intellectual property, sports, banking and finance, insurance and reinsurance, securities, shipping and maritime, corporate shareholder, and bankruptcy settings.
- Part IV of the book describes recent trends at several major global commercial arbitration institutions such as the ICC, ICDR, LCIA, CPR and WIPO.
- Part V deals with questions of how technology has been changing ICA practice in recent years, including chapters relating to the use of technology by some of the major arbitral institutions, videoconferencing in ICA, and online arbitration of internet domain name and e-commerce cases.