International Arbitration 4003-IA-ERASMUS
The target group of the proposed course is for students of law, international relations and everyone interested in dispute resolution, commercial contracts execution, protection of foreign investments. The aim is to acquaint them with such a mechanism for resolving disputes as international arbitration as an institute, which has global application and success. The list of topics is as follows:
1) Arbitration as an alternative mechanism of dispute resolution
2) Kinds of International Arbitration
3) The Arbitration Agreement
4) Regulation of International Arbitration: applicable law and rules
6) The appointment of arbitrators and other arbitral proceedings
5) Judicial assistance of International Arbitration
7) The arbitral awards and enforcement
8) Summary of the course
The course is primarily focused on the study of international commercial arbitration. At the same time, topics of other kinds of arbitration, such as investment arbitration and inters-state arbitration, will be partially discussed.
Type of course
Course coordinators
Learning outcomes
After the completion of the course the student
- has a basic knowledge of International Arbitration
- knows the difference between International Commercial / Investment Arbitration, ad hoc / institutional arbitration
- knows the regulation of International Arbitration
- has basic knowledge about the tribunal and arbitral proceedings
- knows how to enforce / apply for setting aside an arbitral award
- etc.
Assessment criteria
Active participation in seminars, presentation of papers
Bibliography
Margaret L. Moses, The Principles and Practice of International Commercial Arbitration, Cambridge University Press, 2012
Gary B. Born, International Arbitration, Wolters Kluwer, Third Edition, 2021
Additional information
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