Research Guides
Guides
- EISIL, Electronic Information System for International Law
- International Dispute Settlement, the broad general landing page
- Arbitration, Mediation & Conciliation, the specific arbitration sub-page
Links to Primary Documents, Websites, and several ICA Categories are provided - Gloria Miccioli's International Commercial Arbitration e-RG, an ASIL Electronic Resource Guide
- International Arbitration between Foreign Investors and Host States (Investor-State Arbitration), By Hernando Otero and Omar García-Bolívar, from Globalex, Published April 2014
- International Commercial Arbitration: Boalt Research Guide, by Marci Hoffman at UC Berkeley Law Library | Last Updated Oct 29, 2015
- International Commercial Arbitration Databases by Aslihan Bulut at Harvard Library | Last Updated Mar 15, 2015 | This guide includes a Step-by-Step Research Example
- Research and Practice in International Commercial Arbitration: Sources and Strategies, by S.I. Strong – New York: Oxford University Press, 2009. – FIU Law Library,
K 2400. S873 2009 - Print resource in Reserve
This database resource is maintained by the American Society of International Law (ASIL). The most relevant ICA pages are:
Manuals
- International Commercial Arbitration: A Guide for U.S. Judges
By S.I. Strong, Federal Judicial Center 2012, 152 pp. "...this guide offers a practical overview of issues related to international commercial arbitration that commonly arise in a U.S. federal court".
- ICCA's Guide to the Interpretation of the 1958 New York Convention : A Handbook for Judges
ICCA 2011, 179pp. "...is intended to provide an outline of the Convention and give guidance to judges determining applications under the Convention... The Guide is designed to provide answers to individual questions that might arise at any stage of applying the Convention...".
Internet Resources
Other Resources
Translex is an online legal research project from the Center for Transnational Law (CENTRAL) at the University of Cologne. The section on principles is an online-collection of principles, rules, forms and commentary on transnational commercial law. The principles are organized into 14 chapters, any part of which can be viewed or downloaded separately.
CISG-online allows searches by "...CLOUT number, date, jurisdiction, deciding court/arbitral tribunal, but also by seller’s and/or buyer’s country, the goods involved and most importantly, by the (key) provisions cited in the decision/award".
International
Council for
Commercial
Arbitration
The ICCA website contains several useful resources, among them these in particular:
From the UNCITRAL library: