CiNii 図書 - Lex Mercatoria and arbitration : a discussion of the new law merchant

This volume endeavours to accomplish a single, basic goal: to acquaint the US arbitral community with the debate - begun and pursued primarily in Europe - about the lex mercatoria, and to integrate the critical dimensions of that colloquy into the continuing elaboration of US arbitration law. This revised volume provides a more comprehensive view of the international arbitration process and a more focused and developed set of perspectives on the problem of the lex mercatoria. There are several new chapters: Chapter One describes the basic advantages of arbitration in the context of international commercial litigation; Chapter Two defines the controversy of the lex mercatoria with specificity and supplies data by which to assess it; Chapter Four elaborates upon the parallel development of the lex mercatoria; Chapter Sixteen provides a modern perspective on the lex mercatoria from the vantage point of the UNIDROIT principles; and Chapter Seventeen argues for the continued need for harmonization and achieving universal transborder standards.

1. A Practical Assessment of Arbitral Dispute Resolution
L.W. Newman. 2. A Definition of and Perspective Upon the Lex Mercatoria Debate
T. Carbonneau. 3. The Remaking of Arbitration: Design and Destiny
T. Carbonneau. 4. The Lex Maritima
W. Tetley. 5. The `New' Law Merchant and the `Old': Sources, Content, and Legitimacy
H.J. Berman, F.J. Dasser. 6. Lex Mercatoria: An Arbitrator's View
A.F. Lowenfeld. 7. Proper Choice of Law and the Lex Mercatoria Arbitralis
H. Smit. 8. The Myth of the Lex Mercatoria and State Contracts
G.R. Delaume. 9. The Enigma of the Lex Mercatoria
K. Highet. 10. Control Mechanisms in the Development of a Modern Lex Mercatoria
W.W. Park. 11. The Vienna Sales Convention and the Lex Mercatoria
B. Audit. 12. Assessing Arbitral Autonomy in European Statutory Law
U. Drobnig. 13. United States Participation in Transnational Lawmaking
P.H. Pfund. 14. Arbitral Autonomy and National Sovereign Authority in Latin America
J.L. Siqueiros. 15. Codification of Commercial Practice in Eastern European Countries: Lex Mercatoria from a Hungarian Perspective
F. Madl. 16. UNIDROIT Principles and the Lex Mercatoria
M.J. Bonell. 17. The Future of the Law Governing the International Arbitral Process
V. Pechota. Afterword: The Lex Mercatoria and the Conflict of Laws
F.K. Juenger.

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