Do International Commercial Courts Compete with International Arbitration? - The Experience of China International Commercial Court

D. Xie
Xie, Dan
C. Wang
Wang, Chengjie

Article from: TDM 4 (2020), in Conferences

Abstract

In the last decade or so, we have seen the creation of numerous international commercial courts at the national level in Europe (Paris, Frankfurt, Netherlands) and Asia (UAE, Singapore and China). Among them, China's international commercial dispute resolution mechanism has drawn much attention with the establishment of the China International Commercial Court (hereinafter 'CICC'). CICC is a 'one-stop' international commercial dispute resolution platform that integrates litigation, mediation and arbitration to resolve international commercial disputes under the Belt and Road ...

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Suggested Citation

D. Xie; C. Wang; "Do International Commercial Courts Compete with International Arbitration? - The Experience of China International Commercial Court"
TDM 4 (2020), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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