Publications
ArbitralWomen members regularly publish articles in highly-regarded legal and ADR journals
Gender diversity in arbitral tribunals – The challenges ahead
Diversity is a complex and intersectional issue, and while incremental progress has been made, much remains to be done. With next week’s ICC Miami Conference on International Arbitration just around the corner, Christian Albanesi, Charlene Warner, Somin Lee and Mateo Noseda of Linklaters take the opportunity to reflect upon the…
Nudging Towards a Greener Future in Arbitration
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…
The Turkish Supreme Court’s Approach to Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards under the New York Convention
Cemile Demir Gökyayla
Turkey has been a Contracting State to the New York Convention 1958. Numerous Turkish
Supreme Court’s decisions on the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards depict
the arbitration climate in Turkey as well as the distinct features of the enforcement proceedings
before the local courts. As the Convention does…
A Report on the Panel “Energy Disputes: An Update from the Arbitrators" - 9th ITA-IEL-ICC Joint Conference on International Energy Arbitration
Lorena Guzmán-Díaz
In January 2021, the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (“ITA”), the Institute for Energy Law of the Center for American and International Law (“IEL”), and the ICC International Court of Arbitration (“ICC”) held a virtual conference to discuss the latest advances in the energy sector and emerging trends in energy arbitration,…
Revision of the WIPO Arbitration Rules: Adapting to an Increasingly Remote Setting In Technology Disputes
Weronika Rydzińska
On July 1, 2021 the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) revised its Arbitration Rules (2021 WIPO Rules). The amendments include a possibility for the parties to conduct remote hearings, an obligation to disclose third-party-funder agreements and a decrease in costs in arbitration proceedings. As elaborated below, the 2021 WIPO Rules…
The Missing Link in Progress to Greater Diversity – Arbitrator Intelligence 2021 Diversity Campaign
Fahira Brodlija
The missing link between good intentions and actual appointments of diverse arbitrators is the kind of information counsel and parties consider most crucial—objective feedback and data from parties and counsel regarding the arbitrators’ past rulings and decision-making. This information is what propels arbitrators off a short list and onto a…
Estado nacional, orden público y arbitraje (segunda parte) - Federal State, public policy and arbitration (second part)
Jimena Vega Olmos
The articles is the second part (out of four) of a study of the concept and scope of public policy in arbitrations in which the Argentine Federal State is a part, with particular focus with regard to arbitrability and the public policy exception under the NY Convention and similar treaties…
Estado Nacional, orden público y arbitraje (primera parte) - Federal State, public policy and arbitration (first part)
Jimena Vega Olmos
The articles is the first part (out of four) of a study of the concept and scope of public policy in arbitrations in which the Argentine Federal State is a part, with particular focus with regard to arbitrability and the public policy exception under the NY Convention and similar treaties…