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Compiled by leading trade law practitioners and academics from across the globe, this volume provides legal and business communities with information about recent developments in international trade, business and international commercial arbitration.
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Compiled by leading trade law practitioners and academics from across the globe, this volume provides legal and business communities with information about recent developments in international trade, business and international commercial arbitration.
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136019906
- Artikelnr.: 45135775
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 336
- Erscheinungstermin: 11. Januar 2013
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9781136019906
- Artikelnr.: 45135775
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Editors-in-Chief are Mr Roger Jones, Partner, Latham & Watkins LLP, Chicago and Gabriël A Moens, Dean and Professor of Law, Murdoch Law School.
Part 1: Articles 1. Copyright Enforcement in Australia Sam Luttrell 2. Sea
Freight Transport in Australia and Competing Transport Modes: Taxation,
Fiscal and other Policy Measures Affecting Mode Choice, and their
Environmental Consequences Peter Gillies and Bob Cleworth 3. Abuse,
Unconscionability and Demand Guarantees: New Exception to Independence
Alexei Fedotov 4. Recent Developments in International Commercial
Arbitration Doug Jones 5. When Regulation Goes 'Too Far': A Comparative
Analysis of Environmental Regulatory Expropriation under the
Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement Lisa Michelle Baetsen 6. How
Brazilian Judges Undermine the Rule of Law: A Critical Appraisal Augusto
Zimmermann 7. International Trade in 'Cultural Products': UNESCO's
Commitment to Promoting Cultural Diversity and its Relations with the WTO
Shin-Yi Peng 8. Developments in Korean corporate governance: Progress
toward 21st century standards in an emerging economic powerhouse Matthew R.
McCubbins 9. Section 116 of the Constitution and the Jurisprudential
Pillars of Neutrality and Action-belief Dichotomy Jared Clements Part 2:
Comments 1. The Sovereign Immunity of the Member States of a Federation
John Trone 2. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: The Byrd Amendment
Simone Hartmann-Tröger 3. German Constitutional Decisions in English
Translation: A Supplement John Trone Part 3: International Arbitration
Moot. Fourteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot Samereh Aljanabi, Marina De Kwant, David Jenaway, Courtney Robinson,
Johanna Weaver and Professor Gabriël A. Moens Part 4: Book Reviews 1. Iain
Goldrein QC and Paul Turner, Ship Sale and Purchase reviewed by Joanne
Fuller 2. Michael Wilford, Terence Coghlin and John D Kimball, Time
Charters reviewed by Joanne Fuller 3. George Winterton, H.P. Lee (editors),
Australian Constitutional Landmarks reviewed by Adrian Tan 4. Patrick Quirk
and Jay Forder, Electronic Commerce and the Law reviewed by Alan Davidson
5. Malcolm A. Clarke, Contracts of Carriage by Air reviewed by William
Peter Vallati 6. George P. Fletcher, Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln
Redefined American Democracy reviewed by Eamonn Katter 7. Melissa Perry and
Stephen Lloyd, Australian Native Title Law reviewed by Margaret Stephenson
and Barbara Hocking; 8. Paul Todd, Maritime Fraud reviewed by Kavita Paw 8.
Nadja Alexander, Global Trends in Mediation, Second Edition reviewed by
Peter Clay 9. Gabriël Moens and Peter Gillies, International Trade &
Business: Law, Policy and Ethics, Second Edition reviewd by Adam Tataro
Freight Transport in Australia and Competing Transport Modes: Taxation,
Fiscal and other Policy Measures Affecting Mode Choice, and their
Environmental Consequences Peter Gillies and Bob Cleworth 3. Abuse,
Unconscionability and Demand Guarantees: New Exception to Independence
Alexei Fedotov 4. Recent Developments in International Commercial
Arbitration Doug Jones 5. When Regulation Goes 'Too Far': A Comparative
Analysis of Environmental Regulatory Expropriation under the
Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement Lisa Michelle Baetsen 6. How
Brazilian Judges Undermine the Rule of Law: A Critical Appraisal Augusto
Zimmermann 7. International Trade in 'Cultural Products': UNESCO's
Commitment to Promoting Cultural Diversity and its Relations with the WTO
Shin-Yi Peng 8. Developments in Korean corporate governance: Progress
toward 21st century standards in an emerging economic powerhouse Matthew R.
McCubbins 9. Section 116 of the Constitution and the Jurisprudential
Pillars of Neutrality and Action-belief Dichotomy Jared Clements Part 2:
Comments 1. The Sovereign Immunity of the Member States of a Federation
John Trone 2. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: The Byrd Amendment
Simone Hartmann-Tröger 3. German Constitutional Decisions in English
Translation: A Supplement John Trone Part 3: International Arbitration
Moot. Fourteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot Samereh Aljanabi, Marina De Kwant, David Jenaway, Courtney Robinson,
Johanna Weaver and Professor Gabriël A. Moens Part 4: Book Reviews 1. Iain
Goldrein QC and Paul Turner, Ship Sale and Purchase reviewed by Joanne
Fuller 2. Michael Wilford, Terence Coghlin and John D Kimball, Time
Charters reviewed by Joanne Fuller 3. George Winterton, H.P. Lee (editors),
Australian Constitutional Landmarks reviewed by Adrian Tan 4. Patrick Quirk
and Jay Forder, Electronic Commerce and the Law reviewed by Alan Davidson
5. Malcolm A. Clarke, Contracts of Carriage by Air reviewed by William
Peter Vallati 6. George P. Fletcher, Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln
Redefined American Democracy reviewed by Eamonn Katter 7. Melissa Perry and
Stephen Lloyd, Australian Native Title Law reviewed by Margaret Stephenson
and Barbara Hocking; 8. Paul Todd, Maritime Fraud reviewed by Kavita Paw 8.
Nadja Alexander, Global Trends in Mediation, Second Edition reviewed by
Peter Clay 9. Gabriël Moens and Peter Gillies, International Trade &
Business: Law, Policy and Ethics, Second Edition reviewd by Adam Tataro
Part 1: Articles 1. Copyright Enforcement in Australia Sam Luttrell 2. Sea
Freight Transport in Australia and Competing Transport Modes: Taxation,
Fiscal and other Policy Measures Affecting Mode Choice, and their
Environmental Consequences Peter Gillies and Bob Cleworth 3. Abuse,
Unconscionability and Demand Guarantees: New Exception to Independence
Alexei Fedotov 4. Recent Developments in International Commercial
Arbitration Doug Jones 5. When Regulation Goes 'Too Far': A Comparative
Analysis of Environmental Regulatory Expropriation under the
Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement Lisa Michelle Baetsen 6. How
Brazilian Judges Undermine the Rule of Law: A Critical Appraisal Augusto
Zimmermann 7. International Trade in 'Cultural Products': UNESCO's
Commitment to Promoting Cultural Diversity and its Relations with the WTO
Shin-Yi Peng 8. Developments in Korean corporate governance: Progress
toward 21st century standards in an emerging economic powerhouse Matthew R.
McCubbins 9. Section 116 of the Constitution and the Jurisprudential
Pillars of Neutrality and Action-belief Dichotomy Jared Clements Part 2:
Comments 1. The Sovereign Immunity of the Member States of a Federation
John Trone 2. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: The Byrd Amendment
Simone Hartmann-Tröger 3. German Constitutional Decisions in English
Translation: A Supplement John Trone Part 3: International Arbitration
Moot. Fourteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot Samereh Aljanabi, Marina De Kwant, David Jenaway, Courtney Robinson,
Johanna Weaver and Professor Gabriël A. Moens Part 4: Book Reviews 1. Iain
Goldrein QC and Paul Turner, Ship Sale and Purchase reviewed by Joanne
Fuller 2. Michael Wilford, Terence Coghlin and John D Kimball, Time
Charters reviewed by Joanne Fuller 3. George Winterton, H.P. Lee (editors),
Australian Constitutional Landmarks reviewed by Adrian Tan 4. Patrick Quirk
and Jay Forder, Electronic Commerce and the Law reviewed by Alan Davidson
5. Malcolm A. Clarke, Contracts of Carriage by Air reviewed by William
Peter Vallati 6. George P. Fletcher, Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln
Redefined American Democracy reviewed by Eamonn Katter 7. Melissa Perry and
Stephen Lloyd, Australian Native Title Law reviewed by Margaret Stephenson
and Barbara Hocking; 8. Paul Todd, Maritime Fraud reviewed by Kavita Paw 8.
Nadja Alexander, Global Trends in Mediation, Second Edition reviewed by
Peter Clay 9. Gabriël Moens and Peter Gillies, International Trade &
Business: Law, Policy and Ethics, Second Edition reviewd by Adam Tataro
Freight Transport in Australia and Competing Transport Modes: Taxation,
Fiscal and other Policy Measures Affecting Mode Choice, and their
Environmental Consequences Peter Gillies and Bob Cleworth 3. Abuse,
Unconscionability and Demand Guarantees: New Exception to Independence
Alexei Fedotov 4. Recent Developments in International Commercial
Arbitration Doug Jones 5. When Regulation Goes 'Too Far': A Comparative
Analysis of Environmental Regulatory Expropriation under the
Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement Lisa Michelle Baetsen 6. How
Brazilian Judges Undermine the Rule of Law: A Critical Appraisal Augusto
Zimmermann 7. International Trade in 'Cultural Products': UNESCO's
Commitment to Promoting Cultural Diversity and its Relations with the WTO
Shin-Yi Peng 8. Developments in Korean corporate governance: Progress
toward 21st century standards in an emerging economic powerhouse Matthew R.
McCubbins 9. Section 116 of the Constitution and the Jurisprudential
Pillars of Neutrality and Action-belief Dichotomy Jared Clements Part 2:
Comments 1. The Sovereign Immunity of the Member States of a Federation
John Trone 2. Antidumping and Countervailing Duties: The Byrd Amendment
Simone Hartmann-Tröger 3. German Constitutional Decisions in English
Translation: A Supplement John Trone Part 3: International Arbitration
Moot. Fourteenth Annual Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration
Moot Samereh Aljanabi, Marina De Kwant, David Jenaway, Courtney Robinson,
Johanna Weaver and Professor Gabriël A. Moens Part 4: Book Reviews 1. Iain
Goldrein QC and Paul Turner, Ship Sale and Purchase reviewed by Joanne
Fuller 2. Michael Wilford, Terence Coghlin and John D Kimball, Time
Charters reviewed by Joanne Fuller 3. George Winterton, H.P. Lee (editors),
Australian Constitutional Landmarks reviewed by Adrian Tan 4. Patrick Quirk
and Jay Forder, Electronic Commerce and the Law reviewed by Alan Davidson
5. Malcolm A. Clarke, Contracts of Carriage by Air reviewed by William
Peter Vallati 6. George P. Fletcher, Our Secret Constitution: How Lincoln
Redefined American Democracy reviewed by Eamonn Katter 7. Melissa Perry and
Stephen Lloyd, Australian Native Title Law reviewed by Margaret Stephenson
and Barbara Hocking; 8. Paul Todd, Maritime Fraud reviewed by Kavita Paw 8.
Nadja Alexander, Global Trends in Mediation, Second Edition reviewed by
Peter Clay 9. Gabriël Moens and Peter Gillies, International Trade &
Business: Law, Policy and Ethics, Second Edition reviewd by Adam Tataro