Discourse and practice in international commercial arbitration : issues, challenges and prospects / edited by Vijay K. Bhatia, Christopher N. Candlin and Maurizio Gotti.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

International commercial arbitration practice : a discourse-based perspective / Vijay K Bhatia, Christopher N. Candlin & Maurizio Gotti -- Addressing the ambivalence of international arbitration : hard lessons from Australia / Luke Nottage -- Systems of genres in international commercial arbitration / Celina Frade -- Evidence, oral testimony and cross interrogatory in international arbitration / Fabio E. Ziccardi -- The multi-tiered dispute resolution clause : is it a one way street? / Rajesh Sharma -- Language and power in arbitration proceedings : insights into theory and practice / Patrizia Anesa -- Appraisal analysis of dissenting and concurring opinions / Ruth Breeze -- The judicialisation of arbitration discourse in the Italian context / Maurizio Gotti -- Arbitration awards as accounts / Vijay K. Bhatia, Christopher N. Candlin, & Christoph Hafner -- Cultural variation in arbitral publications : ICC and LCIA / Paola Catenaccio -- Voices in arbitration awards : polyphony and language reports / Giuliana Garzone & Chiara Degano -- A comparison between American and Italian ODR systems / Larissa D'Angelo -- Arbitration in action : the display of arbitrators neutrality in witness hearings / Stefania Maria Maci -- Arbitration in Italy : a two-headed Janus? / Ulisse Belotti -- Is arbitration being colonized by litigation? : practitioners' views in the Singapore context / Sujata Kathpalia -- Confidentiality v. publicity : the impact of international arbitration in the media / Isabel Corona -- Contested identities in international arbitration practice / Vijay Bhatia, Christopher Candlin, Maurizio Gotti.

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This book addresses, in a range of ways and from various locations and sites, those aspects of arbitration practice that are considered crucial for its integrity as an institution and its independence as a professional practice. It hi-lights the challenges facing the institution of arbitration, and identifies the opportunities available for its development as an institution. This volume will serve as a useful resource for all scholars and practitioners interested in the institution of arbitration and its professional practices.

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