George Washington International Law Review had an India specific issue. The issue consists of the following articles:
Abhishek Singvi, India’s Constitution and Individual Rights: Diverse Perspectives
Sunit Khilani, The Constitution and Individual Rights: A Comment on Dr. Abhishek Singhvi’s India’s Constitution and Individual Rights: Diverse Perspectives
Prashant Bhushan, Sacrificing Human Rights and Environmental Rights at the Altar of “Development”
Srikanth Reddy, What Would Your Founding Fathers Think? What India’s Constitution Says—and What Its Framers Would Say—About the Current Debate Over a Uniform Civil Code
Now, before you arbitration readers conclude there is nothing in this post for you, do check out the following articles published in the said law review:
Fali S. Nariman, India and International Arbitration
Ronald J. Bettauer, India and International Arbitration: The Dabhol Experience
Interesting Arbitration Materials Published by UNCITRAL
UNCITRAL has done some astounding work on arbitration. UNCITRAL publishes monthly biography on several trade law topics, including on arbitration and conciliation. Do check out the monthly bibliography for
January 2011, and February 2011.
UNCITRAL had its first Asia conference in November 2010. The following papers (topic-wise) pertaining to arbitration were to be presented in the conference:
Role of UNCITRAL
Jeffrey Chan Wah Teck, S.C, A Singaporean perspectiveSoogeun OH - Recursivity in Law Making
Recent work by UNCITRAL
Pyoung Keun Kang, The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules as Revised in 2010
Current and future topics of UNCITRAL and their Implications on Asia
Jae Woo Lee, Transparency in Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration
Online Dispute Resolution
Qisheng HE, A Global Online Dispute Resolution System - Is China Ready to Join?
P.R. Swarup, An Indian Scenario
By the way, SSRN has specific content containing articles published in respect of the Indian Laws. Do check out the SSRN India laws eJournal
Abhishek Singvi, India’s Constitution and Individual Rights: Diverse Perspectives
Sunit Khilani, The Constitution and Individual Rights: A Comment on Dr. Abhishek Singhvi’s India’s Constitution and Individual Rights: Diverse Perspectives
Prashant Bhushan, Sacrificing Human Rights and Environmental Rights at the Altar of “Development”
Srikanth Reddy, What Would Your Founding Fathers Think? What India’s Constitution Says—and What Its Framers Would Say—About the Current Debate Over a Uniform Civil Code
Now, before you arbitration readers conclude there is nothing in this post for you, do check out the following articles published in the said law review:
Fali S. Nariman, India and International Arbitration
Ronald J. Bettauer, India and International Arbitration: The Dabhol Experience
Interesting Arbitration Materials Published by UNCITRAL
UNCITRAL has done some astounding work on arbitration. UNCITRAL publishes monthly biography on several trade law topics, including on arbitration and conciliation. Do check out the monthly bibliography for
January 2011, and February 2011.
UNCITRAL had its first Asia conference in November 2010. The following papers (topic-wise) pertaining to arbitration were to be presented in the conference:
Role of UNCITRAL
Jeffrey Chan Wah Teck, S.C, A Singaporean perspectiveSoogeun OH - Recursivity in Law Making
Recent work by UNCITRAL
Pyoung Keun Kang, The UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules as Revised in 2010
Current and future topics of UNCITRAL and their Implications on Asia
Jae Woo Lee, Transparency in Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration
Online Dispute Resolution
Qisheng HE, A Global Online Dispute Resolution System - Is China Ready to Join?
P.R. Swarup, An Indian Scenario
By the way, SSRN has specific content containing articles published in respect of the Indian Laws. Do check out the SSRN India laws eJournal
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