The leading arbitrators' guide to International arbitration / edited by Lawrence W. Newman, Richard D. Hill.

1. The history of international commercial arbitration; 2. The tribunal's appointment; 3. The party-appointed arbitrator: further reflections; 4. The role of the chairman; 5. The duties of an arbitrator; 6. Objections to jurisdiction; 7. Interference by national courts; 8. Arbitration involving States; 9. Organizing an international arbitration: practice pointers; 10. The role of the arbitrator in determining the applicable law; 11. Interim measures; 12. ADR and arbitration; 13. The civil law approach to discovery: a comparative overview of the taking of evidence in the Anglo-American and continental arbitration systems; 14. Determining the extent of discovery and dealing with requests for discovery: perspectives from the common law; 15. Whose arbitration is it anyway: the parties or the arbitration tribunal - an interesting question? 16. The conduct of the hearings; 17. The tribunal's deliberations; 18. The arbitral award; 19. Confidentiality; 20. Annulment and enforcement of international arbitral awards: a practical perspective; 21. Responsibility of arbitrators and arbitral institutions; 22. Perspectives of future development in international arbitration.