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Publications
Collection of ICC Arbitral
promoting world
peace through
world trade
T he International Chamber
of Commerce celebrates its 90th
anniversary this year, commemorating
its long history championing trade as
a powerful force for peace and prosperity.
ICC was founded in 1919 by far-sighted
business leaders who called themselves
“the merchants of peace.”
The mission of ICC today is more
relevant than ever before – to promote trade
and investment across frontiers and help
business corporations meet the challenges
and opportunities of globalization.
In today’s increasingly interdependent
global economy, many of the major challenges,
from solving the current financial crisis to
curbing climate change, will require greater
international cooperation among all the
concerned actors – business, government, civil
society and intergovernmental organizations.
ICC is uniquely placed to play a leading role,
given its long experience brokering consensus,
its special consultative status with the UN,
and close working relationship with the World
Trade Organization and other important
global bodies.
As we cross the threshold of this 90th
year, it is clear we are entering a new era for
the global economy, and that open markets
and rules-based trade will continue to serve
as a time-tested way to spread peace and
prosperity into all corners of the world.
Awards 2001- 2007
Recueil des sentences arbitrales
de la CCI 2001 – 2007
Collection of ICC Arbitral Awards 2001 - 2007
contains extracts of cases handled by the ICC Court
of Arbitration, one of the world’s most respected
arbitral institutions. This most recent collection
supplements four previous and successful volumes
containing awards from the periods 1974-1985,
1986-1990, 1991-1995 and 1996-2000. This
compilation is a practical reference tool, containing
three types of useful indexes incorporating
information from all five volumes:
• a consolidated analytical table, in both English
and French, contains extensive cross-references
based on the terminology used in awards;
• a chronological index lists the awards;
• a key word index, also provided in both languages,
allows the reader to locate the material of interest
quickly and easily.
In addition, this book includes case notes and
expert commentaries on the awards. This publication
is an indispensable reference work for anyone
interested in international arbitration.
ICC Publication No. 699 / 2009 Edition, 700 pages
Handbook of
ICC Arbitration
Commentary, Precedents, Materials
By Michael W. Bühler and Thomas H. Webster
Handbook of ICC Arbitration is designed for those
new to arbitration and the experienced practitioner
alike. The chapters follow the ICC Rules of
Arbitration, each one containing article by article
expert annotations explaining core principles, and
thus guide through every aspect of the arbitration
process. The text also offers solutions to complex issues
that can occur during the arbitration procedure.
ICC Publication No. 968 / 2008 Edition, 800 pages
Dossier VI
Written Evidence
and Discovery in
International Arbitration
New Issues and Tendencies
Edited by Teresa Giovannini and Alexis Mourre
Documentary evidence is at the heart of the
arbitral process. In international arbitration, the
right to be heard implies not only the production
of documents, but also the possibility of accessing
evidence held by other parties or third entities.
State court intervention may then complicate the
tribunal’s task. Arbitral tribunals may have to decide
which rules apply to issues such as the evidentiary
value of documents or their admissibility. Arbitrators
are increasingly confronted with new challenges, such
as the growing volume of documentary productions
and requests for E-Discovery, as well as ever more
frequent objections to confidentiality and privilege.
Finally, document productions may confront
arbitrators with difficult issues of fraud and forgery.
The practice of documentary evidence is changing
as international arbitrators look for transnational
solutions capable of striking a proper balance between
efficiency and fairness. Transnational instruments
such as the IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in
International Commercial Arbitration may need to
evolve to accommodate new approaches and solutions.
Dossier VI, Written Evidence and Discovery in
International Arbitration , seeks to encourage
reflection on future practice in relation to documentary
evidence in international arbitration.
ICC Publication No. 698 / 2009 Edition, 510 pages
Dossier V
Interest, Auxiliary and
Alternative Remedies in
International Arbitration
Edited by Filip de Ly and Laurent Lévy
Dossier V, a compilation of the proceedings of
the 2007 Annual Meeting of the ICC Institute of
World Business Law, addresses a wide range of topics
on remedies and interest including contractual
remedies, judicial penalties, specific performance,
issue of the applicable law, comparative approaches,
and interest in arbitration practice. It is designed to
offer solutions on how to control the impact of time
between the occurrence of the damage and its full
compensation.
ICC Publication No. 684 / 2008 Edition, 259 pages
Also available as an eBook
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Drafting and Negotiating
International Commercial
Contracts
A Practical Guide
By Fabio Bortolotti
In his new book, Drafting and Negotiating
International Commercial Contracts, Professor Fabio
Bortolotti, a world-renowned expert on contract law,
clarifies the issues surrounding international contracts
and provides solutions to the thorny problems they raise.
As an added feature, this volume provides insights
into the basic requirements of a well-drafted contract
and analyzes in depth the negotiating process.
It concludes with incisive commentary on the model
contracts developed by the International Chamber
of Commerce.
Lawyers, laymen and other professionals will
find in these pages the tools they need to ensure their
contracts meet the requirements of a globalized world.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 The Applicable Law
Chapter 3 The Methods for Solving Disputes
Chapter 4 International Arbitration
Chapter 5 Litigation Before Ordinary Courts
Chapter 6 Drafting, Negotiating and Concluding
International Contracts
Chapter 7 The ICC Model Forms
Chapter 8 Appendices
ICC Publication No. 671 / 2008 Edition, 474 pages
ICC Model International
Transfer of Technology
Contract
As technology and intellectual property rights
become increasingly important in today's
international business community, more companies
across the globe are concluding transactions to
transfer technology among business entities.
Recognizing the need to provide the marketplace
with assistance on this subject, the International
Chamber of Commerce has produced the ICC Model
International Transfer of Technology Contract.
While the term “transfer of technology” may
cover a variety of situations, ranging from patent
and/or know-how licenses to more complex dealings
involving the supply of technical assistance or
equipment, this model covers the situation where a
manufacturer licenses a package of information and
industrial property rights to a licensee company so
that the licensee can also manufacture the products,
using the licensor's technology.
The latest in the widely used series of ICC
model contracts, the ICC Model International
Transfer of Technology Contract is designed for use
by non-specialists in the area who are seeking
reliable guidance and an adaptable, balanced
contractual framework.
ICC Publication No. 674 / 2009 Edition, 125 pages
Also available as an eBook
We Must Talk
Because We Can
Mediating International Intellectual
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