Transnational Dispute Management (TDM) Special Issue on Africa
T.R. Snider, Al Tamimi & CompanyP. Bechky, International Trade & Investment Law PLLC
W. Kidane, Seattle University School of Law
TDM 4 (2016)
Africa
Editorial
P. Bechky, International Trade & Investment Law PLLC
W. Kidane, Seattle University School of Law
Africa
Africanisation of International Arbitration
A. Carlevaris, Bonelli Erede Pappalardo Studio LegaleT. Ogunseitan, ICC International Court of Arbitration
D. Diawara, ICC International Court of Arbitration
Spotlight On Africa: Problems of Legitimacy and Inclusivity In International Arbitration
R.D. Soopramanien, Hughes Hubbard & ReedS.O. Soopramanien, Chadbourne & Parke LLP
The Proliferation of International Arbitral Institutions in Africa and What the Future Holds for Institutional Arbitration on the African Continent
W. Karanja, EnVantage LawN. Muriuki, JMiles & Co.
African Voices on Cultural Issues Impacting the Role of Africans and Africa in International Arbitration
V.L. Safran, Sentner Safran LLPTowards a Transnational Legal Order: The Role of Culture in Commercial Arbitration in Africa
F.K. Shako, Riara Law School, Riara UniversityRule-takers or Rule-makers? A New Look at African Bilateral Investment Treaty Practice
W. Alschner, University of OttawaD. Skougarevskiy, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID)
Towards a More Effective International Investment Policy Framework in Africa
H. El-Kady, UNCTADThe Phoenix of Multilateral Investment Treaties: The Agreement for the Promotion, Protection and Guarantee of Investments Among Member States of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference - What Impact on Sub-Saharan Africa?
S. Ebere, Omnia Strategy LLPChinese Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa: Is it Changing the Face of International Arbitration in the Region?
M. de Brugiere, Herbert Smith Freehills LLPC. Morgan, Herbert Smith Freehills LLP
The Dispute Resolution Trends in Treaties Affecting African/Asian Investors and African/Asian States
U.O. Onwuamaegbu, Arent Fox, LLPArbitration in Africa: 'Chindia' Perspective
N. Mittal, National Law University OdishaResource Nationalism in Africa - The Next Wave? Trends in Investor-State Disputes in the Energy and Natural Resources Sector in Africa
S. Noury, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLPL. Bruton, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
A. Pan, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP
Arbitration of Energy Disputes in Africa
M.J. Beeley, OrrickA.L. Goins, Vinson & Elkins
Pitfalls of Investing in Sub-Saharan African Regions with Unsettled Boundaries: How Foreign Investors May Minimize and Manage Investment Risk
S.A. Bhatty, Gide Loyrette Nouel A.A.R.P.I.N. Lamprou, Clyde & Co
South African Protection of Investment Act: A Balance of Interests?
M. Kenton, Clyde & Co LLPA-S. Petitdemange, Clyde & Co LLP
Legal Trends and Developments of International Arbitration in South Africa
D.M. Ziyaeva, DentonsM. Jonker, Consultant
An Historical Appreciation of South Africa's Evolving Foreign Investment Regulatory Policy
A. Langalanga, South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)The Southern African Development Community and its Protocol on Finance and Investment
N.F. Lousa, LinklatersR. Galvão Silva, Linklaters
Salient Issues in the OHADA Arbitration Framework
J. Feigher, Norton Rose FulbrightOHADA Arbitration - A Critical Analysis
A. Fouchard Papaefstratiou, Eversheds SutherlandThe Multiplication of Arbitral Institutions in OHADA Countries
S. Menétrey, University of LuxembourgThe Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards in OHADA Member States - The Uniform Act on Arbitration is Not the Smooth Ride it Was Designed to Be
T.A. Brabant, DLA PiperO. Divoy, DLA Piper
Mauritius's Emerging Prominence in International Arbitration
I.C. Popova, Debevoise & Plimpton LLPN.G Ejebe, Debevoise & Plimpton LLP
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Act of Ghana Deconstructed: Providing a More Positive-Sum Approach to Conflict Resolution
A.K. Fiadjoe, Ghana Arbitration CentreN.T. Okyir, Esq., Ghana Institute of Management and Public Administration (GIMPA)
Kompetenz-kompetenz of Arbitral Tribunal: 'Legitimacy' Buries Efficacy of Arbitration in Ethiopia
S.Y. Tesfay, Addis Ababa University School of LawAn Evolving Judicial Role in Commercial Arbitration in Zambia
M. Sakala, Corpus Legal PractitionersK. Kapianga, Corpus Legal Practitioners
