| Description |
xxxii, 482 pages ; 25 cm |
| Series |
International arbitration law library |
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International arbitration law library.
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| Contents |
Foreword / Georges Abi-Saab -- Ch. 1. Judging corruption in arbitration -- Ch. 2. Arbitrability of public procurement-related matters -- Ch. 3. Corruption and the validity of the arbitration agreement -- Ch. 4. Evidence of corruption -- Ch. 5. Choice-of-law problems and corruption -- Ch. 6. Application of mandatory laws prohibiting corruption -- Ch. 7. Application of universal values prohibiting corruption -- Ch. 8. The sanction of corruption -- Ch. 9. Corruption, public policy and judicial review of awards |
| Summary |
"This book describes how corruption in international trade is judged in arbitration. It seeks to explain why there is no uniformity in the arbitral practice concerning corruption. Beyond this theoretical interest, the book is designed to offer analysis of cases and materials related to corruption and arbitration." "The book contains a wide selection of references to useful sources for scholars and practitioners of the law pertaining to corruption and arbitration. Relevant national case law is analyzed with in-depth attention to the circumstances surrounding each case. National laws pertaining to corruption (including those of Arab countries) as well as relevant international conventions are also thoroughly examined."--BOOK JACKET |
| Analysis |
International law |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references (pages [429]-469) and index |
| Subject |
Arbitration and award.
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Corporations -- Corrupt practices.
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Bribery.
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| LC no. |
2003064095 |
| ISBN |
9041122362 hardback alkaline paper |
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