Publications

The popularity and longevity of international arbitration depends heavily on the quality of

arbitral awards, the arbitral process, and the tribunals appointed by practitioners and institutions.

In this article, the authors argue that practitioners and institutions need to consider a more diverse

range of candidates for arbitrator appointments, to enlarge…

‘Noise’ is the unjustified and unwanted variance in a set of judgments over comparable issues.

Together with bias, Noise is a driver of error in decision-making. As argued by the authors of the

bestseller ‘Noise: A Flaw in Human Judgment’, every set of judgments or decisions (in legal

proceedings or…

Speaking at COP26, the UK’s chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance said "[b]ehaviour change is part of this [i.e. the fight against climate change], and some of that is down to what we do as individuals and some of it is what needs to make things easier for us.  We can't…