TDM 4 (2024)

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Sanctions and International Arbitration: Impact on Substantive and Procedural Issues

Sanctions and International Arbitration

The Carrot, the Stick, and the Wrench: A History of Economic Sanctions and Their Obstacles to International Arbitration

M. Vicien-Milburn, Independent Arbitrator
F. Rocha dos Santos, World Bank Group Sanctions Board

Arbitrability of Disputes Involving International Sanctions

S. Julien-Steffens, Paris-Panthéon-Assas University, CRJ

Sanctions in Arbitration and Lex Mercatoria Development

A. Zharikov, University of Portsmouth

The Impact of Restrictions on Payments and Provision of Legal Services under the U.S., UK, and EU Sanctions Regimes Following Russia's Actions in Ukraine on the Conduct of International Arbitration Proceedings - A Practical Overview

H. Sheikhattar, Leiden University
H.A. Clemente Ramirez, Universidad Central de Venezuela

Cold War on International Arbitration: The Role of Unilateral Economic Sanctions in Eroding the Rule of Law

A.S. Chauhan, Advocate, Bombay High Court
M. Shah, Advocate, Bombay High Court

Force Majeure and its Application in China amidst Economic Sanctions

Y. Nie, Wuhan University, University of Geneva

Sanctions and Take-or-Pay LNG Supply Agreements

P. Bhalerao, PBArbitration

Russia's Measures to Restrict Exit of Western Investors and Investor State Dispute

S. Kang, Kim & Chang

Engaging with the Political: How Investment Arbitral Tribunals Can Approach the Merits of Sanctions Disputes

A.C Bakos, City, University of London

War and International Investment Law: Possible Breaches and Possible Defences for Economic Sanctions Against Russia

I. Bogdanova, University of Luxembourg
R. Polanco Lazo, World Trade Institute