ITA in Review - Vol 4, Issue 1

Articles

Determining Questions of Arbitrability: Where Do We Stand After Schein?

William W. Russell

arbitrability
Henry Schein
arbitration
delegation
wholly groundless
AAA Commercial Rules
federal common law
FAA
state common law
state arbitration acts
clear and unmistakable evidence
arbitration rules

Party Autonomy and Arbitrator’s Lack of Reasoning Bring Down Subway Award

Sean C. Sheely & Arantxa Cuadrado

Award
Vacated
Hearing

The Sultan of Sulu Award:

Gary J. Shaw & Rafael T. Boza

Is it Enforceable in the US Under the New York Convention?

#sulu
#stampa
#cremades
#arbitration

Book Reviews

Book Review

Reviewed by Elizabeth J. Dye

International Energy Investment Law: The Pursuit of Stability (2nd Ed.) by Peter Cameron

#internationalenergyinvestmentlaw #stability

ITA Conference Presentations

Ethically Challenged? A Commentary

Francis Ojok

Ethics
Disclosures
Appointment
Challenges
Disqualification

“BODYGUARDS” OR “POLICE,” WHO CAN ESCORT US TO A MORE SUSTAINABLE FUTURE?

Lawrence Yuan

A Deep Dive into the “Elite Eight” in 2021 International Energy Arbitration

#energychartertreaty
#climateaction
#isds

The Salem Trials Redux?

Paula Juliana Tellez

Peru & Arbitrator’s Misconduct: A Commentary on the Fernando Cantuarias Case

Arbitration
Odebrecht
Corruption
Reform

Reflections from the “Preserving Perspective Project” Interview with Judge Gabrielle Kirk McDonald

Jessica Sblendorio

Judge McDonald
civil rights
ICTY
IUSCT
bias
inclusion
diversity
advocacy
REAL
ERA pledge
BASIL
gender and racial barriers

Young ITA

"Da mihi factum, dabo tibi ius"—Fact Finding and Iura Novit Curia in Arbitration: How Far Do Arbitrators’ Powers Reach? Debate and Perspectives from Central and Eastern Europe

Dr. Viktor Előd Cserép

iura novit curia
arbitrators
CEE
international arbitration

Academic Council

Announcing the Council’s “What I Am Working On” Series and the ITA YouTube Channel

Watch

Welcome to ITA in Review

A Note from the Editors-in-Chief

Rafael T. Boza & Charles (Chip) B. Rosenberg

Welcome to ITA in Review, a new cutting-edge publication that addresses, through diverse content, key developments in the field of international and domestic dispute resolution.

The Editorial Board

Rafael Boza, Chip Rosenberg, Whitley Tiller, Albina Gasanbekova, Menalco Solis, Enrique Jaramillo, TJ Auner, Julie Bloch, Matthew Brown, Emma Bohman-Bryant, Jose Angelo (Anjo) David, Thomas W. Davis, Raúl Pereira Fleury, Rinat Gareev, J. Brian Johns, Naim