Titlebook: Dispute Resolution in China, Europe and World; Lei Chen,André Janssen Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Dispute Resolution.Int

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63185-7s, which are divisions of the general courts of first instance, are ill-suited to serve the needs of business. Empirical data clearly show that sophisticated parties involved in high-value commercial disputes increasingly flee the German court system. The creation of a German commercial court that e

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Palestinian Perceptions of Internal Factorsive (BRI). This Chapter seeks to analyse the key features of the CICC in the context of the BRI and the modern trend of establishing new ‘International’ Commercial Courts. The Chapter will also examine how the unique approach of the CICC has potential to act as a catalyst for law reform in China.

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Palestinian Perceptions of Internal Factorserdam Court of Appeal that offers high-level international dispute settlement by hearing complex cross-border commercial cases. The NCC proceedings are conducted in English and all cases are heard and disposed of by a three-judge panel that is exceptionally knowledgeable in the field of internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63185-7eedings in a more robust way. Criticism has been recently levelled against the arbitrators’ tendency to conduct the arbitral process in a manner which is perceived as excessively adversarial. That criticism has led to the launch in December 2018 of the ‘Rules on the Efficient Conduct of Proceedings’

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Palestinian Perceptions of Internal Factors catch-phrase lie these questions: What arbitration regimes are sufficiently ‘a(chǎn)rbitration-friendly’? Looking into the past, is there a standard pathway of arbitration reform in the Asia Pacific? Or are there divergent modes of development? To what degree have political, legal, social, cultural, and

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