TDM - Transnational Dispute Management
TDM 3 (2012)
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In this first regular issue of 2012 we cover a variety of
topics as usual. This issue includes: the first installment of the "Russian
and CIS Arbitration Network (RCAN) Supplement" written by
RCAN members;
a number of presentations given during the Warsaw Conference on
Confidentiality vs. Transparency in International
Arbitration held last year; and other highlights include
contributions by Professors Leon E. Trakman, Christoph H. Schreuer
and Rudolf Dolzer.
TDM 2 (2012) - FDI Moot 2011
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In a close final of the FDI Moot 2001 - before a tribunal composed of Ms. Sophie
Nappert (President), Mr. Gavan Griffith QC, and Professor Giorgio
Sacerdoti -
King's College London
prevailed over the team from
Georgetown University
to win the Skadden Arps Trophy 2011.
Third place was taken by the
City University of Hong Kong
ahead of
Kaplan Law School
before a tribunal of Ms. Wendy Miles (President), Ms. Juliet Blanch, and Mr. Johnny Veeder QC.
The 2012 finals will be held at Suffolk University School of Law
in Boston on 2-4 November. More info at www.fdimoot.org.
TDM 5 (2011)
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Professor A.F.M. Maniruzzaman and Gary Born edited this special in
which over two dozen practitioners and academics examine the changing practices
in resolving international business disputes by Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Asia,
a region that has experienced phenomenal growth in the use of ADR - and
international arbitration in particular - to resolve international business
disputes in recent years.
TDM 4 (2011)
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Prof. Maya Steinitz and Joe Matthews prepared this
TDM Special Issue on "Contingent Fees and Third Party Funding in Investment Arbitration Disputes".
This (mini-)issue will hopefully help to advance the analysis of issues presented by the
growth of contingent fee and third party funding arrangements in international
arbitration, particularly investment arbitration.
TDM 3 (2011)
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Edited by Dr. Todd Weiler, this
TDM Special Issue addresses the intersections that exist between investment
treaty law and international trade law.
› Table of contents.
Previous Journal issues ...
Advance publication
- May 16
- The Advancement of International Law by Charles Leben - Book review
- May 16
- Review of Fair and Equitable Treatment: A Sequel (UNCTAD 2012) – Book review
- Mar 27
- El Orden Público, Derecho Público, Cosa Juzgada e Inarbitrabilidad en Contratos Públicos en México (la anulación del laudo del Caso ICC 13613/CCO/JRF)
- Mar 15
- Investment disputes after the Lisbon Treaty: Who is the right respondent?
- Mar 15
- Perspectives for Investment Arbitration: Consistency as a Policy Goal?
- Mar 13
- Adendum TDM 5 (2011) - International Commercial Arbitration: The Indian Perspective
- Mar 07
- Confidentiality vs Transparency in International Arbitration: The English Perspective
- Mar 07
- Confidentiality in Arbitration Law, Rules and Practice - A Swiss Perspective
- Mar 07
- Confidentiality vs Transparency in International Arbitration: An Austrian Perspective
- Mar 07
- Confidentiality in Germany
- Mar 07
- Securing Confidentiality in International Commercial Arbitration
- Feb 22
- Res judicata in International Arbitration: Case Studies and Principles
Full listing...
Liber Amicorum: T. Wälde
A Liber Amicorum: Thomas Wälde - Law Beyond Conventional Thought was published in 2009 by CMP Publishing Ltd. in honour of Thomas Wälde. The editors Jacques Werner and Arif Hyder Ali gathered an impressive collection of essays by practioners, arbitrators and professors who knew Thomas Wälde in a modest effort to capture Thomas' never ending interests. This book is now available on OGEL and TDM with the kind permission from the publisher. For subscribers the chapters are available as individual papers, all others may download the entire book as a free download.
TDM News Digest
Contribute (Short) Comments & Papers
We are looking for both short comments on recent developments of broad interest and longer academic style papers. We would like, such comments and papers to be backed-up by provision of in-depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials.
Given TDM's role as the principal international arbitration network, we are looking to re-publish quality and relevant studies published elsewhere - and would appreciate help in identifying such studies and, where possible, get the authors' (or other right-holders') consent.
For more information or suggestions, please contact our Editor in Chief, have a look at our submission guidelines and read our Call for Papers section.
Call for contributions
- Aligning Human Rights and Investment Protection
Editor: Prof. Dr. Ursula Kriebaum - The European Union and International Investment Protection Law and Arbitration
Editors: Dr. Happ and Prof. Dr. Tietje
See also are previously published specials.
TDM Editorial Committee
Mark Kantor, Editor-in-Chief
Arbitrator
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Maurice Mendelson QC, (OGEMID)
Barrister, Blackstone Chambers
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Sophie Nappert, (OGEMID)
3 Verulam Buildings
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Dr. Sébastien Manciaux, (OGEMID)
University of Bourgogne, CREDIMI
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Baiju S. Vasani, (OGEMID)
Crowell & Moring LLP
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Also see: Editorial Team.
Authors
Did you know that 933 authors from all over the world have contributed to TDM? See our overview of contributing authors for more information.
Why not submit papers for publication yourself and become part of the TDM network.
Readers
The number of TDM subscribers is increasing continuously; there is an increasing number of major international companies, universities, governmental organisations, law firms (mainly those with a claim to special competence in international dispute management and arbitration), international agencies and academic and think-tank institutions in the field of dispute management and arbitration. A selection in random order:
You can find a more extensive overview here.
OGEL (Transnational Dispute Management sister publication)
Oil, Gas and Energy Law (OGEL, ISSN 1875-418X) is a comprehensive
and innovative information service with a focus on oil-gas-energy
law, regulation, treaties, judicial and arbitral cases, voluntary
guidelines, tax and contracting, including the oil-gas-energy
geopolitics. See www.ogel.org for more details on published issues
and details on how to contribute.
Be sure to check out our special arrangement
for a combined OGEL/TDM subscription.
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