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Arbitration, Arbitrators, and the Public Interest

Industrial and Labor Relations Review, 1975
Talks about the reliance on interest arbitration in public sector labor relations in the United States. Factors suggesting that the use of interest arbitration will continue to grow more frequent; Concept of interest arbitration; Concern about the expertise of lawyers and nonlawyers as labor relations practitioners; Propositions on the theory that ...
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The Evolution of International Arbitration: Judicialization, Governance, Legitimacy

The American journal of comparative law, 2019
Alec Stone Sweet and Florian Grisel have written a very interesting and timely book on international arbitration. The book will certainly shed light on current controversies over the role of arbitration in the transnational sphere.
Victor Ferres Comella
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The Impact of Attorneys and Arbitrators on Arbitration Awards

ILR Review, 1987
This paper analyzes the impact of attorney representation and the identity of the arbitrator on a sample of grievance arbitration awards in cases involving discharge for just cause. The results indicate that, as compared to cases in which neither side is represented by an attorney, each party has more favorable arbitration awards when it has attorney ...
Richard N. Block, Jack Stieber
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Arbitration Costs

, 2019
Investment treaty arbitration (sometimes called ISDS or investor-state dispute settlement) has become a flashpoint in the backlash against globalization, with costs becoming an area of core scrutiny.
Susan D. Franck
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An arbitrator looks at grievance arbitration

Employee Responsibilities and Rights Journal, 1995
This article is an overview of the major considerations that are crucial in the thought processes of an arbitrator in deciding a grievance-arbitration case. An arbitrator’s first obligation is to interpret and apply provisions of the labor agreement in a manner consistent with the intent of the parties. Past practices or precedents are often considered
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The Foundations of Arbitrability in International Commercial Arbitration [PDF]

Australian Year Book of International Law, 2008
Arbitrability is concerned with whether a particular type of dispute is amenable to settlement by arbitration, or if instead jurisdiction lies exclusively with the domestic courts or state organs. These determinations are usually made by reference to domestic statute law.1 The parties to a dispute, when considering whether its subject matter is ...
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Arbitrator characteristics and arbitrator decisions

Journal of Labor Research, 1990
This study uses a sample of 459 arbitrators to investigate the effect of arbitrator characteristics on arbitrated decisions in discharge and suspension cases. Little evidence is found of significant relationships between the characteristics of arbitrators and their decisions. The results raise serious doubts about the usefulness of the common labor and
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The Medium Is the Message: Establishing a System of Business and Human Rights Through Contract Law and Arbitration

Journal of International Arbitration, 2018
This article seeks to paint a picture of an emerging system of business and human rights (BHR) law by following certain developmental trends across normative, substantive and procedural realms.
Cheríe S. Blair, Ema Vidak-Gojkovic, Marie-Anaïs Meudic-Role   +2 more
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Redfern and Hunter on International Arbitration

, 2015
1. An Overview of International Arbitration 2. The Agreement to Arbitrate 3. Applicable Laws 4. The Establishment and Organisation of an Arbitral Tribunal 5. Powers, Duties, and Jurisdiction of an Arbitral Tribunal 6. Conduct of the Proceedings 7.
N. Blackaby, Constantine Partasides, A. Redfern, M. Hunter   +3 more
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Arbitration and IT

Arbitration International, 2005
THE RISE of new technologies, especially information technologies (IT), has had a notable effect in the legal world. On the one hand, new phenomena have arisen requiring regulation. On the other hand, these technologies have provided the legal world with new tools with which to carry out its work.
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