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Kabir Duggal, Kevin W. Gray - Corruption in International Arbitration, Inbunden

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Corruption in International Arbitration

Av Kabir Duggal, Kevin W. Gray

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Responding to the renewed prominence of corruption in international arbitration, this comprehensive book provides clarity on its treatment, with a particular emphasis on investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS). Leading experts consider corruption throughout the investment and dispute-resolution process, from the establishment and operation of investments, to arbitral proceedings and the recognition and enforcement of awards. Including a survey of proposals for reform, chapters explore the consequences of corruption for investors and states.Key Features:Examines procedural and evidentiary issues when corruption is allegedAnalyses relevant laws and treaties, and summarises recent academic workSupplies a practical guide to the law of corruption in international commercial arbitration and ISDSTraces the development of the applicable legal framework, including treaties such as the OECD Anti-Bribery ConventionPresenting a thorough synthesis of global practice, this book is highly relevant for arbitrators and practitioners in arbitration and private international law. It is also a useful resource for scholars and students in arbitration law, providing insights on corruption in international dispute resolution.
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Kabir Duggal, Lecturer-in-Law, Columbia Law School, Partner, Akin Gump, USA and Kevin W. Gray, Assistant Professor, Peking University School of Transnational Law, Shenzhen, China

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‘Kabir Duggal and Kevin Gray provide practitioners, arbitrators and scholars alike with a state-of-the-art analysis of the difficult and unsettled issue of the role of corruption in investor-State international arbitration. The authors helpfully explore the role of corruption in each stage of the investment cycle from negotiation of the initial investment to arbitration of corruption allegations to the recognition and enforcement of investment arbitration awards. They define corruption, identify the legal framework for addressing corruption, explore how corruption is established in arbitral proceedings, and examine the consequences of corruption in the investment arbitration context. Perhaps most importantly, they discuss the fundamental policies that should inform our approach to addressing this difficult, sensitive and very topical issue. In doing so, Professors Duggal and Gray make an essential contribution to the current debates concerning the rule of law in and legitimacy and future of ISDS.’

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