Private Dispute Resolution in International Business consists of two books and an interactive DVDRom. Volume I follows the progress of a dispute between two companies, in step-by-step detail, through negotiation, mediation, and arbitration in turn. Volume II provides precise, informed solutions to the problems raised in the first volume's case study. The DVDRom contains: all contracts and other written documentation produced during the dispute including all procedural orders and awards rendered by the arbitral tribunal during the arbitration, the text of legal materials such as arbitration laws and rules and international conventions, and further learning and teaching aids but also almost 100 videos dramatising the negotiation, mediation, and arbitration proceedings described in the book Subtitles in the videos refer the viewer to paragraphs in the books where each relevant legal problem is analysed. In addition, an internet home page provides regular updates.
Note
La page du titre porte : "Published in conjunction with Center for Transnational Law (CENTRAL).". Publ. in conjunction with Center for Transnational Law (CENTRAL). Vol. I: Case study and interactive dvd-rom. Vol II: Handbook. With 1 computer optical disc. Kept in the special collection. "Published in conjunction with Center for Transnational Law (CENTRAL)"--Port. Vol. 2. Handbook. V. 1. Case study and interactive DVD-ROM. v. 2. Handbook. Published in conjunction with Center for Transnational Law (CENTRAL). V.I : Case study and interactive DVD-ROM. V. II : Handbook. 2. Handbook.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (vol. 2, pages 601-626) and index.
Formatted Contents Note
1. The contract; 2. The dispute; 3. Developing strategies; 4. The negotiations in the Hague: morning session; 5. The negotiations in the Hague: afternoon session; 6. The proposal to mediate (Getting to the Table); 7. The mediation - phase 1: the midiator's opening statement and conclusion of the negotiation agreement; 8. The mediation - phase 2: the parties' opening statements; 9. The mediation - phase 2: identifying issues and interests; 10. The mediation - phase 3: fixing the agenda and gathering information; 11. The mediation - phase 4: generating options for settlement of the AX-100 special dispute (Group I' Issues) and bargaining; 12. The mediation - phase 4: restructuring the future business relationship between NedTrans and ALT (Group II' Issues), 13. The mediation - phase 4: Mr. Jaeggi's Limits of authority; 14. The mediation - phase 5: signing of the settlement agreement and termination of the mediation; 15. Revocation of the settlement agreement ('From Interests to Positions'); 16. The commencement of the arbitration; 17. The administration of the statement of claim by the German institution of arbitration (DIS); 18. The respondent's reaction; 19. Constitution of the tribunal; 20. Challenge of the tribunal's jurisdiction; 21. Interim measures of protection; 22. Requested for postponement and change of identiy; 23. Challenge of arbitrator; 24. The first day of the hearing: the legal issues (I); 25. The first day of the hearing: the legal issues (II); 26. The second day of the hearing: taking of evidence; 27. Deliberation of the tribunal and rendering of the award; 28. Request for correction, additional award and setting aside of the award; 29. Enforcement of the award.
Series
Kluwer Law International.
Published
The Hague : Netherlands : Kluwer Law International, c2006-