International Commercial Courts
Herausgeber: Brekoulakis, Stavros; Dimitropoulos, Georgios
International Commercial Courts
Herausgeber: Brekoulakis, Stavros; Dimitropoulos, Georgios
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This book is on international commercial courts, a new institution of international adjudication. Given its comparative perspective the book is of value to readers across various disciplines, including international adjudication, international commercial and investment arbitration, judicial studies, comparative law and global governance studies.
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This book is on international commercial courts, a new institution of international adjudication. Given its comparative perspective the book is of value to readers across various disciplines, including international adjudication, international commercial and investment arbitration, judicial studies, comparative law and global governance studies.
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- Studies on International Courts and Tribunals
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1012g
- ISBN-13: 9781316519257
- ISBN-10: 1316519252
- Artikelnr.: 63156550
- Studies on International Courts and Tribunals
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2022
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 1012g
- ISBN-13: 9781316519257
- ISBN-10: 1316519252
- Artikelnr.: 63156550
Introduction by the Editors International Commercial Courts: The Future of
Transnational Adjudication - An Introduction Georgios Dimitropoulos and
Stavros Brekoulakis; Part I. A Contextual Perspective to International
Commercial Courts: 1. The role of international commercial courts in
commercial dispute resolution Christopher Grout; 2. International
commercial courts: Possible problematic social externalities of a dispute
resolution product with good market potential Thomas Schultz; 3.
Transnational adjudication and the court of justice of the European union
Christopher Vajda; 4. Lessons for international commercial courts from the
experience of the proliferation of international criminal tribunals Ilias
Bantekas; Part II. Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Enforcement of
Judgments: 5. A comparative perspective to international commercial courts:
Jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement of judgments Janet Walker; 6.
Jurisdiction and choice of court clauses in favour of international
commercial courts Eva Lein; 7. The battle for jurisdiction through
jurisdictional requirements: Comparing between the Chinese international
commercial courts, the Singapore international commercial court and the
commercial court of England and wales Man Yip; 8. Harmonization of
commercial law based on the common law: The role of international
commercial courts Mateja Durovic; 9. Applicable laws in the international
commercial courts of the Gulf Faris Elias Nasrallah; Part III. Procedure,
Function, Organization: 10. The design of international commercial
courts: From organizational hybridity to functional interoperability
Georgios Dimitropoulos; 11. Internationalizing domestic courts in Europe: A
comparative analysis on procedure, function, organization Marieke Witkamp;
12. The legitimacy and ethics of international commercial court judges
Catherine A. Rogers; 13. Counsel ethics in transnational lawyering: The
case of international commercial courts Zachary R. Calo; 14. The use of
technology at international commercial courts Pietro Ortolani; Part IV. The
Interplay between International Commercial Courts and other Dispute
Resolution Fora: 15. The interplay between international commercial courts
and ordinary courts Julian Bailey; 16. Private autonomy in international
commercial dispute resolution: International commercial arbitration and
international commercial courts Michael Patchett-Joyce; 17. Procedure
before international commercial courts and ordinary courts: A comparative
perspective Georgia Antonopoulou; Part V. International Commercial Courts
and Global Governance: 18. Hybridity in international adjudication: How
international are international commercial courts? Salvatore Caserta and
Mikael Rask Madsen; 19. The China international commercial court:
Architecture, pitfalls and promises Julien Chaisse; 20. The emergence of
international commercial courts and dispute resolution centres in frontier
markets: A perspective from Kazakhstan The Rt. Hon. The Lord Woolf CH and
Christopher Campbell-Holt; 21. Brexit and the competition of dispute
resolution Fora in Europe: Whither the rush to English courts post
withdrawal? Geert Van Calster; 22. International commercial courts, dispute
resolution, and the rule of law Susan L. Karamanian.
Transnational Adjudication - An Introduction Georgios Dimitropoulos and
Stavros Brekoulakis; Part I. A Contextual Perspective to International
Commercial Courts: 1. The role of international commercial courts in
commercial dispute resolution Christopher Grout; 2. International
commercial courts: Possible problematic social externalities of a dispute
resolution product with good market potential Thomas Schultz; 3.
Transnational adjudication and the court of justice of the European union
Christopher Vajda; 4. Lessons for international commercial courts from the
experience of the proliferation of international criminal tribunals Ilias
Bantekas; Part II. Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Enforcement of
Judgments: 5. A comparative perspective to international commercial courts:
Jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement of judgments Janet Walker; 6.
Jurisdiction and choice of court clauses in favour of international
commercial courts Eva Lein; 7. The battle for jurisdiction through
jurisdictional requirements: Comparing between the Chinese international
commercial courts, the Singapore international commercial court and the
commercial court of England and wales Man Yip; 8. Harmonization of
commercial law based on the common law: The role of international
commercial courts Mateja Durovic; 9. Applicable laws in the international
commercial courts of the Gulf Faris Elias Nasrallah; Part III. Procedure,
Function, Organization: 10. The design of international commercial
courts: From organizational hybridity to functional interoperability
Georgios Dimitropoulos; 11. Internationalizing domestic courts in Europe: A
comparative analysis on procedure, function, organization Marieke Witkamp;
12. The legitimacy and ethics of international commercial court judges
Catherine A. Rogers; 13. Counsel ethics in transnational lawyering: The
case of international commercial courts Zachary R. Calo; 14. The use of
technology at international commercial courts Pietro Ortolani; Part IV. The
Interplay between International Commercial Courts and other Dispute
Resolution Fora: 15. The interplay between international commercial courts
and ordinary courts Julian Bailey; 16. Private autonomy in international
commercial dispute resolution: International commercial arbitration and
international commercial courts Michael Patchett-Joyce; 17. Procedure
before international commercial courts and ordinary courts: A comparative
perspective Georgia Antonopoulou; Part V. International Commercial Courts
and Global Governance: 18. Hybridity in international adjudication: How
international are international commercial courts? Salvatore Caserta and
Mikael Rask Madsen; 19. The China international commercial court:
Architecture, pitfalls and promises Julien Chaisse; 20. The emergence of
international commercial courts and dispute resolution centres in frontier
markets: A perspective from Kazakhstan The Rt. Hon. The Lord Woolf CH and
Christopher Campbell-Holt; 21. Brexit and the competition of dispute
resolution Fora in Europe: Whither the rush to English courts post
withdrawal? Geert Van Calster; 22. International commercial courts, dispute
resolution, and the rule of law Susan L. Karamanian.
Introduction by the Editors International Commercial Courts: The Future of
Transnational Adjudication - An Introduction Georgios Dimitropoulos and
Stavros Brekoulakis; Part I. A Contextual Perspective to International
Commercial Courts: 1. The role of international commercial courts in
commercial dispute resolution Christopher Grout; 2. International
commercial courts: Possible problematic social externalities of a dispute
resolution product with good market potential Thomas Schultz; 3.
Transnational adjudication and the court of justice of the European union
Christopher Vajda; 4. Lessons for international commercial courts from the
experience of the proliferation of international criminal tribunals Ilias
Bantekas; Part II. Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Enforcement of
Judgments: 5. A comparative perspective to international commercial courts:
Jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement of judgments Janet Walker; 6.
Jurisdiction and choice of court clauses in favour of international
commercial courts Eva Lein; 7. The battle for jurisdiction through
jurisdictional requirements: Comparing between the Chinese international
commercial courts, the Singapore international commercial court and the
commercial court of England and wales Man Yip; 8. Harmonization of
commercial law based on the common law: The role of international
commercial courts Mateja Durovic; 9. Applicable laws in the international
commercial courts of the Gulf Faris Elias Nasrallah; Part III. Procedure,
Function, Organization: 10. The design of international commercial
courts: From organizational hybridity to functional interoperability
Georgios Dimitropoulos; 11. Internationalizing domestic courts in Europe: A
comparative analysis on procedure, function, organization Marieke Witkamp;
12. The legitimacy and ethics of international commercial court judges
Catherine A. Rogers; 13. Counsel ethics in transnational lawyering: The
case of international commercial courts Zachary R. Calo; 14. The use of
technology at international commercial courts Pietro Ortolani; Part IV. The
Interplay between International Commercial Courts and other Dispute
Resolution Fora: 15. The interplay between international commercial courts
and ordinary courts Julian Bailey; 16. Private autonomy in international
commercial dispute resolution: International commercial arbitration and
international commercial courts Michael Patchett-Joyce; 17. Procedure
before international commercial courts and ordinary courts: A comparative
perspective Georgia Antonopoulou; Part V. International Commercial Courts
and Global Governance: 18. Hybridity in international adjudication: How
international are international commercial courts? Salvatore Caserta and
Mikael Rask Madsen; 19. The China international commercial court:
Architecture, pitfalls and promises Julien Chaisse; 20. The emergence of
international commercial courts and dispute resolution centres in frontier
markets: A perspective from Kazakhstan The Rt. Hon. The Lord Woolf CH and
Christopher Campbell-Holt; 21. Brexit and the competition of dispute
resolution Fora in Europe: Whither the rush to English courts post
withdrawal? Geert Van Calster; 22. International commercial courts, dispute
resolution, and the rule of law Susan L. Karamanian.
Transnational Adjudication - An Introduction Georgios Dimitropoulos and
Stavros Brekoulakis; Part I. A Contextual Perspective to International
Commercial Courts: 1. The role of international commercial courts in
commercial dispute resolution Christopher Grout; 2. International
commercial courts: Possible problematic social externalities of a dispute
resolution product with good market potential Thomas Schultz; 3.
Transnational adjudication and the court of justice of the European union
Christopher Vajda; 4. Lessons for international commercial courts from the
experience of the proliferation of international criminal tribunals Ilias
Bantekas; Part II. Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Enforcement of
Judgments: 5. A comparative perspective to international commercial courts:
Jurisdiction, applicable law and enforcement of judgments Janet Walker; 6.
Jurisdiction and choice of court clauses in favour of international
commercial courts Eva Lein; 7. The battle for jurisdiction through
jurisdictional requirements: Comparing between the Chinese international
commercial courts, the Singapore international commercial court and the
commercial court of England and wales Man Yip; 8. Harmonization of
commercial law based on the common law: The role of international
commercial courts Mateja Durovic; 9. Applicable laws in the international
commercial courts of the Gulf Faris Elias Nasrallah; Part III. Procedure,
Function, Organization: 10. The design of international commercial
courts: From organizational hybridity to functional interoperability
Georgios Dimitropoulos; 11. Internationalizing domestic courts in Europe: A
comparative analysis on procedure, function, organization Marieke Witkamp;
12. The legitimacy and ethics of international commercial court judges
Catherine A. Rogers; 13. Counsel ethics in transnational lawyering: The
case of international commercial courts Zachary R. Calo; 14. The use of
technology at international commercial courts Pietro Ortolani; Part IV. The
Interplay between International Commercial Courts and other Dispute
Resolution Fora: 15. The interplay between international commercial courts
and ordinary courts Julian Bailey; 16. Private autonomy in international
commercial dispute resolution: International commercial arbitration and
international commercial courts Michael Patchett-Joyce; 17. Procedure
before international commercial courts and ordinary courts: A comparative
perspective Georgia Antonopoulou; Part V. International Commercial Courts
and Global Governance: 18. Hybridity in international adjudication: How
international are international commercial courts? Salvatore Caserta and
Mikael Rask Madsen; 19. The China international commercial court:
Architecture, pitfalls and promises Julien Chaisse; 20. The emergence of
international commercial courts and dispute resolution centres in frontier
markets: A perspective from Kazakhstan The Rt. Hon. The Lord Woolf CH and
Christopher Campbell-Holt; 21. Brexit and the competition of dispute
resolution Fora in Europe: Whither the rush to English courts post
withdrawal? Geert Van Calster; 22. International commercial courts, dispute
resolution, and the rule of law Susan L. Karamanian.