Oral Argument: What Is It, Why Do It, and, What Can Go Wrong? [Video]

34th Annual ITA Workshop and Annual Meeting

A Conversation with Guido Santiago Tawil

Preserving Perspectives: International Arbitrators in Their Own Words

Oral History Interview: Lucy Reed with Prof. Susan D. Franck

Commentary on “Oral Argument—What Is It, Why Do It and What Can Go Wrong”

Oral History Interview: Arthur W. Rovine with the Honorable Charles N. Brower

Chair's Report Spring 2019

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

Fair and Equitable Treatment: Its Interaction with the Minimum Standard and Its Customary Status by Patrick Dumberry

In Globalization's aftermath, a sovereign debt crisis has left thousands of aggrieved bondholders with a multiplicity of claims of relatively small amounts and a debate regarding the appropriate means to address them.

Revisiting the Discussion on Culture Shock in International Arbitration with a Multidisciplinary Approach

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