The work of UNCITRAL on arbitration and conciliation
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The work of UNCITRAL on arbitration and conciliation
Kluwer Law International, 2001
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Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In this volume the author provides a broad overview of UNICITRAL's achievements in the field of dispute settlement: arbitration and conciliation. The work focuses on the UNICITRAL Model Law, which has been adopted by 34 countries spanning the globe, as well as the UNICITRAL Arbitration Rules and Conciliation Rules. It addresses questions such as: "What is the best way for arbitrators to manage an international arbitration?" and "What is the role of conciliation and mediation in such proceedings?" In addition, the author gives a personal vision of matters which UNICITRAL may address in its future work.
Table of Contents
Foreword. Part I: The Arbitration Rules of UNCITRAL 1976. Introduction. Section I: Arts. 1-4: Introductory Rules. Section II: Arts. 5-14: Composition of the arbitral tribunal. Section III: Arts. 15-30: Arbitral proceedings. Section IV: Arts. 31-41: The award. Part II: The Model Law of 1985. Introduction. I: Arts. 1-6: General provisions. II: Arts. 7-19: Arbitration agreement. III: Arts. 10-15: Composition of arbitral tribunal. IV: Arts. 16-17: Jurisdiction of arbitral tribunal. V: Arts. 18-27: Conduct of arbitral proceedings. VI: Arts. 28-33: Making of award and termination of proceedings. VII: Arts. 34: Recourse against award. VIII: Arts. 35-36: Recognition and enforcement of awards. Part III: Additions made by States adopting the Model Law. Introduction. 1. Consolidation. 2. Fees and Costs. 3. Interest. 4. Liability of Arbitrators. Part IV: Conciliation. Introduction. A. Statutory Provisions on Conciliation. B. Statutory Provisions Compared with the Conciliation Rules of UNCITRAL. C. Statutory Provisions non-Comparable. D. Towards a Model Law on Conciliation? Annexes: I. Arbitration Rules of UNCITRAL. II. Conciliation Rules of UNCITRAL. III. Model Law of UNCITRAL. IV. List of Model Law Countries. V. New York Convention 1958.
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