In its fourth and final issue for 2025, Arbitration considers new perspectives on existing issues.In her Editorial to this issue, Prof. S.I Strong writes:“As the year draws to a close, it is useful…
In its third issue of for the year, Arbitration touches on a theme that is often unspoken yet deeply influential: arbitral culture.In her Editorial to this issue, Prof. S.I Strong writes:‘Culture is…
In its second issue of the year, Arbitration continues to target and engage with pressing questions that lie at the heart of international dispute resolution.
Alongside a collection of contributions…
First published in 1915, Arbitration now enters a new era, building on a rich legacy while looking towards the opportunities ahead. The upcoming arrival of Issue 91.1—the first issue for 2025—marks…
It has been a distinct honour to serve as the Editor-in-Chief of the Journal over the last seven years.
In my first editorial, I was commenting on the remarkable evolution that the field of…
The ever-recurring issue of investment treaty law and arbitration reform takes again center stage in this issue, courtesy of Noah Barr’s excellent piece focusing on the EU Commission’s ‘model’ of…
In this issue, Romesh Weeramantry considers whether the rules of interpretation in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties (VCLT) remain fully fit for purpose, particularly in investment treaty…
‘What makes a good arbitrator?’ asks Christopher Vajda KC in his Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Keynote address which we are delighted to publish at this issue. It is not a straight-forward…
The opening piece of this Issue ‘Challenging Homogeneity in International Arbitration: Towards Greater Diversity and Inclusion in Counsel Teams’ by Eliane Fischer and Roopa Mathews offers an…
