Arbitration Law Reports and Review 2001 - Shackleton, Stewart (ed.)
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The Arbitration Law Reports and Review series makes full texts of arbitration cases in England, Wales and Northern Ireland available in a single publication on an annual basis. Each volume includes a comprehensive collection of judgments for the relevant year, supported by keywords, headnotes, a subject index and the Editor's analytical and comparative review which looks at developments during the year and groups cases together under thematic headings. The 2001 volume of Arbitration Law Reports brings together cases decided in the calendar year 2001.

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The Arbitration Law Reports and Review series makes full texts of arbitration cases in England, Wales and Northern Ireland available in a single publication on an annual basis. Each volume includes a comprehensive collection of judgments for the relevant year, supported by keywords, headnotes, a subject index and the Editor's analytical and comparative review which looks at developments during the year and groups cases together under thematic headings. The 2001 volume of Arbitration Law Reports brings together cases decided in the calendar year 2001.
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Autorenporträt
Stewart Shackleton is Partner in the international law firm of Eversheds and Head of the firm's International Arbitration Group. He is qualified as an Avocat au Barreau de Paris, a Barrister of the Law Society of Upper Canada, a Solicitor Advocate in England and Wales and a Solicitor in China HKSAR. He has appeared before the courts in Canada, England & Wales and France. Specialising in the arbitration of investment, commercial and construction disputes and has acted as both arbitrator and counsel in over 200 arbitrations at all major venues around the world. He holds law degrees in both civil law (ma�trise en droit civil) and common law jurisdictions (LL.B.) as well as graduate degrees from the Universities of Paris I (Sorbonne-Panth�on) and Paris II (Panth�on-Assas) in Public International Law, Comparative Law and African Law. He also holds an MSc in Construction Law and Arbitration from Kings College. He has written and spoken widely on the subject of arbitration law.