International Arbitration: A Human Endeavour (Ny Titel)
| Författare: | Bao Chiann , Sheppard Audley , red. |
| Titel: | International Arbitration: A Human Endeavour (Ny Titel) |
| Anmärkning: | To be Published: December 2025 |
| Utgivningsår: | 2025 |
| Förlag: | Kluwer Law International |
| ISBN: | 9789403532097 |
| Produkttyp: | Inbunden |
| Typ av verk: | Samlingsverk |
| Serie: | ICCA Congress Series nr. 22 |
| Ämnesord: | Processrätt , Internationell rätt |
Preliminärt pris: 2232 SEK exkl. moms 
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 International Arbitration is a book exploring how human qualities, such as perception, reasoning, and culture, inform the daily practice of international arbitration. International arbitration is built not only on legal norms and procedural frameworks but also by the individuals who craft, interpret, and implement them.The volume gathers contributions presented at the twenty-sixth Congress of the International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA), held in Hong Kong in May 2024, under the theme International Arbitration: A Human Endeavour. Framed as both a statement and a provocation, the theme invites critical reflection on the role of the individual in a system often portrayed as neutral, objective, and abstract. What’s in this book: Across fifty-one chapters from fifteen thematic panels, the book explores questions at the heart of arbitral practice: - Unveiling the Human Dimension in International Arbitration; - The Arbitrator; - Decision-Making and Biases; - Sociology and Education; - Judging the New York Convention; - Culture, Localisation and Regionalism; - The Advocate; - Procedures and Behaviours; - It’s (Not) Just Semantics – The Hidden Power of Language; - Inter-Personal Conduct and Ethics; - Dispute Resolution and the Global Community; - Working in an Adversarial Environment; - Costs and Economics; and - International Arbitration: An AI Endeavour. How this will help you: Set against a backdrop of global change and increased attention to inclusivity, transparency, and accountability in arbitration, the chapters offer timely and candid reflections on the lived experience of arbitration. They examine how the human element continues to shape arbitral justice today, but also how it may be redefined in a future increasingly influenced by social and technological changes. Together, the contributions paint a picture of international arbitration as a profoundly human endeavour, shaped by those who practice it and those who will redefine its future. Table Of Contents Preface ICCA CONGRESS 2026 Panel 1 Opening Keynote Address Unveiling the Human Dimensions of International Arbitration: Dealing in Virtue Then and Now Speaker: Prof. Bryant G Garth Chin Leng Lim Chapter 1 ‘Unveiling the Human Dimension of International Arbitration’ Comment on Bryant Garth’s Keynote Speech Panel 2 Plenary: The Arbitrator Moderator: Chiann Bao Speakers: Hon Justice Mimmie Chan, Neil Kaplan CBE KC SBS, V K Rajah SC Commentators: Aisha Abdallah, Christopher M. Campbell, Elliott Geisinger Rapporteur: João Ilhão Moreira Aisha Abdallah Chapter 2 Rethinking the Role of Arbitrators in Dispensing Justice Christopher M. Campbell Chapter 3 Arbitral Foresight: The Arbitrator’s Untapped Superpower Elliott Geisinger Chapter 4 The Arbitrator and the Human Factor João Ilhão Moreira Chapter 5 ‘The Arbitrator’: Re-establishing Trust in a Changing Arbitration Landscape Panel 3 Decision-Making and Biases Moderator: Patricia Saiz Gonza´lez Speakers: Sheila Ahuja, Prof. Stavros Brekoulakis, Rachel Cahill-O’Callaghan, Dr. Henry Forbes Smith KC, Dominique Hascher Sheila Ahuja & Curtis Fung Chapter 6 Cultivating a Culture of Cultural Diversity in Arbitration: Interplay Between Cultural Diversity and Arbitral Decision-Making Through the Lens of Key Players in the Arbitration Stavros Brekoulakis & Anna Howard Chapter 7 Trust, Partiality, and the Rationalist Delusion in Investor-State Dispute Settlement Rachel Cahill-O’Callaghan Chapter 8 The Science of Decision-Making: Improving Decision Quality Henry Forbes Smith KC Chapter 9 The Right to Impartiality Dominique Hascher Chapter 10 The Human Experience and Interaction in Arbitration: Decision-Making and Bias Panel 4 Sociology and Education Moderator: Julian DM Lew KC Speakers: Ginta Ahrel, Kun Fan, Joshua Karton, Nudrat Bayan Majeed, Jonathan Wood Julian DM Lew KC Chapter 11 Sociology and Education: Introduction to the Panel Ginta Ahrel & Natalia Petrik Chapter 12 Why Arbitration Fails?: Understanding the Successes and Challenges of International Arbitration Kun Fan Chapter 13 Arbitration Across Human Faculties and Human Societies: A Three-Dimensional Epistemological Analysis Joshua Karton Chapter 14 International Arbitration as a Social Phenomenon: Using Sociological Theories and Methods in International Arbitration Practice Barrister Ms Nudrat Bayan Majeed Chapter 15 Islamic Law and Arbitration in Pakistan: A Sociological Perspective Jonathan Wood Chapter 16 Competence Competence (Not Kompetenz Kompetenz): Study and Experience Alone Constitute the Equipment of an Arbitrator Panel 5 Judging the New York Convention Moderator: Prof. Andrés Jana Speakers: The Hon Judge Fatima Faisal Hubail, The Hon Justice Judith Courtney Kemp & Paula Baldini Miranda da Cruz Chapter 17 Judging the New York Convention Panel 6 Culture, Localisation and Regionalism Moderator: Evgeniya Goriatcheva Speakers: Prof. Dr. Mohamed S Abdel Wahab, Giorgio Fabio Colombo, Prof. Won L. Kidane, Fei Lu, Ruth Teitelbaum Giorgio Fabio Colombo Chapter 18 Global Harmonization of Arbitration and Respect of Cultural Differences. Comparative Law as Due Process? Won L. Kidane Chapter 19 Cultural Incommensurability in International Arbitration: The Case of Nigeria v. P&ID Fei Lu Chapter 20 The Influence of Cultural Differences Between East and West on Dispute Resolution Ruth Teitelbaum Chapter 21 How “Fast-Thinking” Through English Jargon Distorts Markets and Stifles Reform in International Arbitration Mohamed S. Abdel Wahab Chapter 22 The Invisible Hand of Culture: Cross-Cultural Dynamics and the International Arbitration Paradigm Panel 7 Launch of the 2nd Edition of ICCA’s Guide to the Interpretation of the 1958 New York Convention Speakers: Prof Albert Jan van den Berg and Erica Stein Panel 8 Plenary: The Advocate Moderator: Mark W Friedman Speakers: Victor Dawes SC, Karl Hennessee, James E. Lawrence, The Hon Justice Dato Mary Lim FCJ, Noradèle Radjai Richard C. Waites & James E. Lawrence Chapter 23 Psychological Dynamics in International Arbitration Advocacy Panel 9 Procedures and Behaviours Moderator: Maanas Jain Susan Ahern SC Chapter 24 The Impact and Importance of Human Engagement in the Arbitral Process: A Focus on Sports Arbitration Gourab Banerji Chapter 25 Cultural Clashes in International Arbitration: Identifying Key Issues Affecting the Parties, and the Way Forward Kap-You (Kevin) Kim Chapter 26 Understanding and Adjudicating Differences: Civil Law, Common Law, and Navigating International Arbitration David W. Rivkin Chapter 27 Efficiency in Arbitration Protects the Humans Involved in IT Panel 10 It’s (Not) Just Semantics – The Hidden Power of Language Moderator: May Tai Speakers: Samaa Haridi, Jern-Fei Ng KC, Lei Shi, E. Rainbow Willard E. Rainbow Willard Chapter 28 Our Linguistic Currency Is Cosmopolitanism: Explicit and Implicit Code-Switching in International Arbitration Panel 11 Inter-personal Conduct and Ethics Moderator: Abby Cohen Smutny Speakers: Funke Adekoya SAN, Brandon Bang, Nicolás Gálvez Solis, Matthew Gearing KC, Jonathan Lim Funke Adekoya San Chapter 29 Title: Interpersonal Conduct in Arbitration Proceedings—The Role of the Arbitrator Brandon Bang Chapter 30 Improving the Utility of Fact Witness Statements for Arbitral Tribunals: Tell It as It Is, Not How It Should Be Nicolás Gálvez Solís Chapter 31 The Attack of the Clones: On the Road Towards a Unified Culture in International Arbitration? Matthew Gearing KC Chapter 32 ICCA Guidelines: Their Relevance to an Arbitrator’s Duty to Investigate Suspicious Circumstances and Standards of Factual Witness Preparation Jonathan Lim Chapter 33 Guideline II(D) of the ICCA Guidelines and the Regulation of ‘Guerrilla Tactics’ Panel 12 Dispute Resolution and the Global Community Moderator: Judith Levine and Annette Magnusson Speakers: Catherine Amirfar, Dr. Petra Butler, Martin Doe, Dyalá Jiménez Catherine Amirfar Chapter 34 Inter-State Conciliation as an Effective Means for Resolving Disputes Related to Climate Change Petra Butler Chapter 35 Small- and Medium-Sized Enterprises: The Engines of the Economy but the Overlooked Dispute Resolution Stakeholders Martin Doe CHAPTER 36 Novel Hybrid Mechanisms in Public International Law Dispute Resolution: Conciliation, Review Panels, and Expedited Grievance Mechanisms Dyalá Jiménez Figueres Chapter 37 Agreement on Climate Change, Trade and Sustainability (ACCTS) Panel 13 Working in an Adversarial Environment Moderator: Amanda Lee Speakers: Kathryn Britten, Daniel Kalderimis, Yoko Maeda, Prof. Giacomo Rojas Elgueta, Emi Rowse (Igusa) Amanda J. Lee Chapter 38 Baking the Arbitration Doughnut: How Embracing Doughnut Economics Can Help Practitioners to Survive and Thrive in Adversarial Environments Kathryn Britten FCA & Dr Jeremy Borys Chapter 39 The Challenges of Working in an Adversarial Environment: The Expert Witness Perspective Daniel Kalderimis Chapter 40 A Journey of a Human Advocate: Reflections on the Philosophy of Advocacy (or, Story of Demons and Dialogues) Yoko Maeda & Bruno Savoie Chapter 41 The Role of Culture in the Adversarial Process and How to Avoid Misunderstandings Giacomo Rojas Elgueta Chapter 42 Arbitration and Emotions: An Introduction Emi Rowse (Igusa) Chapter 43 Practical Guidance on Working in and Through an Adversarial Environment Using Counselling Concepts and Methods Panel 14 Costs and Economics Moderator: Aloysius (Louie) Llamzon, and Thomas Stouten Speakers: Prof. Dr. Crina Baltag, Rodrigo Garcia da Fonseca, Joanne Lau, Ruth Stackpool-Moore Crina Baltag Chapter 44 Access to Arbitral Justice and Costs in International Commercial Arbitration Rodrigo Garcia da Fonseca Chapter 45 Economic Vulnerability and Commercial Arbitration: The Issue of Costs Joanne Lau & Kelly Chan Chapter 46 Costs and Access to Justice: An Institutional Perspective Ruth Stackpool-Moore Chapter 47 The Impact of Costs on the Economics of Commercial Arbitration: A Funder’s Perspective Panel 15 Plenary: International Arbitration: An AI Endeavour Moderator: Michael McIlwrath Speakers: Christopher Bogart, Emily Hay, Rahim Moloo, Maxim Osadchiy, Winnie Tam SC Christopher Bogart Chapter 48 Generative AI and Arbitration Finance: Not Yet a Paradigm Shift Emily Hay Chapter 49 Thinking Outside the Black Box: Arbitration and Artificial Intelligence Rahim Moloo & Praharsh Johorey Chapter 50 Why Artificial Intelligence Cannot Deliver Justice Maxim Osadchiy Chapter 51 Will AI Fundamentally Disrupt International Arbitration as a Practice and as a Profession for Young Lawyers? Winnie Tam Chapter 52 The Use of AI in Dispensing Justice: A China Perspective ICCA Hong Kong Congress List of Participants List of ICCA Officers and Governing Board Members |