@article{20679,
      note = {Price : NLG; Supplier : Nedbook International, Amsterdam;  Recd 28/03/95; Contents : A. The changing perspective : the  last 100 years; VEEDER QC, V.V. Two arbitral butterflies :  Bramwell and David : 1. The Bramwell arbitration code 1883;  2. The UNIDROIT Rome draft 1936; PHILIP, Allan. A century  of internationalisation of international arbitration : an  overview; MAYER, Pierre. The trends towards delocalisation  in the last 100 years : 1. Delocalisation in the arbitral  process; 2. Delocalisation of the arbitral award; 3.  Conclusion; B. The lessons of the the last decade : LALIVE,  Pierre. The internationalisation of international  arbitration : some observations : 1. Adoption of national  legislation; 2. Causes for concern; 3. Conclusion;  PAULSSON, Jan. The lessons of the last decade : the promise  and dangers of globalisation and practice under the LCIA  rules : 1. Globalisation and its dangers; 2. Practice under  the LCIA rules; C. Looking ahead to the next ten years :  BOECKSTIEGEL, Karl-Heinz. The internationalisation of  international arbitration : looking ahead to the next ten  years : 1. Expected major fields of international  arbitration; 2. Making international arbitration more  effective; 3. Concluding remarks; WETTER, Gillis. The  internationalisation of international arbitration : looking  ahead to the next ten years : 1. Introduction; 2.  Globalisation, regionalisation and the growth of knowledge;  3. Harmonisation of national diversity; 4. Growth,  stagnation or retrogression; 5. Coutervailing threats; 6.  Concluding remarks; D. Into the 21st Century and the next  100 years : HOLTZMANN, Howard. A task for the 21st Century  : creating a new international court for resolving disputes  on the enforceability of arbitral awards; SCHWEBEL,  Stephen. The creation and operation of an international  court of arbitral awards; BERMUDES, Sergio, LINS, Carlos.  The future of arbitration in Brazil and in Latin America :  1. Historical reference; 2. Current legislation; 3.  Compromis; 4. Arbitral clause (clause compromissoire); 5.  International contracts; 6. Ratification; 7. Restriction on  arbitration; 8. Arbitration in other Latin American  countries : 1. Argentina; 2. Chile; 3. Colombia; 4. Costa  Rica; 5. Mexico; 6. Uruguay; 7. Venezuela; 9. Encouraging  developments; 10. Final assessment; DELVOLVE, Jean-Louis.  The fundamental right to arbitration : 1. Liberty of the  parties; 2. Equality of the parties;.},
      author = {Hunter, Martin, and Marriott, Arthur, and Veeder, V. V.,},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/20679},
      title = {The internationalisation of international arbitration :  the LCIA Centenary Conference /},
      recid = {20679},
      pages = {x, 193 pages :},
}