ICCA Dublin 2008



Professor Sanders on the New York Convention

Professor Pieter Sanders
Reflections on the New York Convention
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Recent Articles


International Arbitration is not Arbitration by Mr. Jan Paulsson (Paris, France)
Jan Paulsson delivered the John E.C. Brierley Memorial Lecture at McGill University, Montreal on 28 May 2008.
Enforcement of ICSID Awards by Mr. Antonio R. Parra (Washington D.C., USA)
This paper discusses the regime for the enforcement of arbitral awards rendered pursuant to the ICSID Convention. The paper also reviews the generally positive record of compliance with ICSID arbitral awards.
The draft Dublin Convention 2008 - What the "new" New York Convention could look like... by Prof. Dr. Albert Jan van den Berg (Brussels, Belgium)
Dubbed the "Dublin Convention 2008" by Teresa Cheng S.C., Prof. Dr. Albert Jan van den Berg's polemic "new" New York Convention 1958, as presented at the Plenary Session of the ICCA Conference in Dublin in June 2008.

Latest News


The New York Convention at 50

Jun 11 2008

The Plenary Session of the ICCA Conference on 10 June 2008, entitled “The New York Convention at 50,” marked the occasion for international arbitration experts to gather and discuss the New York Convention 1958, past and future, its successes and its potential shortcomings. 

The papers presented during this discussion, headlined by Professor van den Berg, and complemented by inspired discussion of the topic by Rory Brady S.C., Teresa Cheng S.C., Professor Gaillard, Carolyn Lamm and Peter Turner, a last minute step-in for Jan Paulsson, will be published in the forthcoming ICCA Congress Series.

ICCA DUBLIN 2008

May 18 2008

ICCA 2008 will take place from 8-10 June 2008 in Dublin and marks the exact 50th anniversary of the New York Convention. The Conference will be the high-point of this year's celebrations marking the most influential convention in the field of international commercial arbitration.

ICCA NEW WEB SITE

Apr 29 2008

This year ICCA gives a window into its world with the launch of its new website. On the site you'll find special previews of members' academic projects, new consolidated tools to help you grapple with the variety of sources for arbitral awards and case law, out of school comments by some of the international arbitration's best known names, articles with angles and a bio on a special ICCA member...

Launch date: 8 June 2008, ICCA Conference, Dublin