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The pernicious institution of the party-appointed arbitrator
As arbitration has grown by leaps and bounds, so has the role of the party-appointed arbitrator. Surprisingly, this has not led to increased inquiry into the appropriateness of having arbitrators appointed by the parties in general, or in arbitrations against states in particular
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单方指定仲裁员制度的缺陷
单方指定仲裁员的数量同仲裁案件的数量一样经历了曲折的上升,但对在一般仲裁或对政府仲裁中单方指定仲裁员的合理性研究却还不足。令人惊讶的是,这并未导致单方指定仲裁员的合理性被广泛的质疑
American Assistance to Litigation in Foreign and International Tribunals: Section 1782 of Title 28 of the U.S.C. Revisited
In the following, primary consideration will be given to the constructions given to Section 1782 by the courts. My conclusion will be that, on the whole, Section 1782 has served its intended purpose, that, on occasion, some courts have given it a construction that is at odds with both its clear text and evident purpose, but that it is reasonable to expect that, over time, the courts and commentators will fall into line and will apply Section 1782 in a manner consistent with its purpose of facilitating the conduct of litigation with international aspects
The Relevance of the EEC Experience to Additional Prospective Sectoral Integration between Canada and the Unitd States
The Relevance of the EEC Experience to Additional Prospective Sectoral Integration between Canada and the Unitd State
The Role of Antitrust in Establishing a European Common Market and Its Relation to the Canada/U.S. Context
European Common Market and Canada and United State
The Relation of Intellectual Property Rights to Cross-Border Trade in the EEC
Canada-United States Economic Ties: The Technology Context, intellectual property and cross-border trade in the European Unio
Toward an Industrial National Policy: Does the European Community Provide a Useful Guide
industrial policy--European Unio
International Control of International Litigation: Who Benefits?
The enormous growth of international intercourse Since WWII has brought a corresponding increase in litigation with international aspects. Problems associated with adjudication by domestic courts of disputes with international aspects are considered
Dispute Resolution in Europe: A Comparative Context for the Resolution of Disputes between Americans and Canadians
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