Choice Of Venue In International Arbitration

The Relative Merits Of Different Arbitral Venues Are Conveyed Accessibly And Practically In This Far-reaching Survey. With Contributions From Prestigious Practitioners From Every Major Global Seat, The Book Offers Comparative Analysis Of The Relative Challenges Arising At Venues Around The World, As A Reliable Tool During The Negotiation And Drafting Stages, It Enables A Newly Tactical Consideration Of Venue, Whilst Providing Instant Answers To Those In Unfamiliar Jurisdictions. Offering Detailed Analysis Of A Range Of Key Venues, It Addresses Not Only The Practical Reality But Also The History And Development In These Seats, Making The Book Both An Academic And A Practical Investment.-- Brussels -- Buenos Aires -- Cairo -- China -- Dubai -- Dublin -- Germany -- Hong Kong -- India -- London -- Mexico City -- Moscow -- Paris -- São Paolo -- Singapore -- Stockholm -- Switzerland -- Sydney -- United States (new York, Miami, Houston) -- Vienna. Edited By Michael Ostrove, Partner, Dla Piper Uk Llp, Paris; Claudia T Salomon, Partner, Latham & Watkins, New York; Bette Shifman, Vice President, Cpr International Institute For Conflict Prevention And Resolution, New York. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.