TDM 2 (2026)
Sanctions and International Arbitration: Impact on Substantive and Procedural Issues
Sanctions and International Arbitration
The Effectiveness of Third-Party Countermeasures Under the Law of State Responsibility: Legal Limits and Practical Realities
I. Prusskaya, Counsel and ArbitratorSecondary Sanctions in International Commercial Arbitration: Much Ado about Nothing?
A. Curcio, Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya DisputesCan Anti-Suit Injunctions Help Uphold Arbitration Agreements in the Face of Anti-Sanctions Laws? A Review of the UK Supreme Court Decision in UniCredit Bank v RusChemAlliance
A. Genest, Steptoe International (UK) LLPM. Lee, Steptoe International (UK) LLP
Arbitration in the EU Under the Shadow of Sanctions
H.S. Öz, Kabine Law OfficeImproving the Effectiveness of the UK's International Financial and Trade Sanctions Which Were Imposed Against Russia from 2022 Onwards: Analysis and Challenges
D. Martin, Holman Fenwick Willan LLPThe Impact of Sanctions on the Lifecycle of an Arbitration (Against the Backdrop of East-West Sanctions)
C. Lotfi, Humbolt University of BerlinE. Chan, Independent Legal Consultant
I. Lightbody, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
Sanctions as a Bar to Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Ukraine: Taking Stock of the First Ten Years
S. Gryshko, QueritiusEnergy Disputes Arising from the Russian Invasion of Ukraine
M. Kostytska, K&L Gates LLPRussian Oil and Gas Under Sanctions: The Exceptions and the Sakhalin 2 Project
N. Charalampidou, Democritus University of Thrace (Greece)The Impact of Economic Sanctions on Arbitration in Emerging Economies: A BRICS Perspective
S. Agrawal, National Law University, NagpurTurning Risk into Strategy: The Legal Advisor's Role in Sanctions Management
A. TugushevK. Ivaninskiy
