International Commercial Arbitration Law and Practice

Author: Lin Yifei
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is well-researched, offers unique insights, and provides a comprehensive discussion, making it a rare and valuable specialized work on arbitration. The author combines arbitration practice with extensive references to other countries' approaches, drawing upon a large number of cases and materials. Through comparative research, the book discusses various aspects of commercial arbitration systems and presents its own viewpoints. Particularly, the book covers areas rarely explored in previous literature, such as third parties, re-arbitration, consolidated arbitration, derivative claims, conflicts of interest among arbitrators, non-localization theory, and industry arbitration. This book serves as a summary of the author's years of engagement in theoretical research and practical work in commercial arbitration. The idea of writing such a book had long been in the author's mind, and in fact, the concept had been intermittently developed. However, it was only last year that the author began to formally start writing, and today, the book is finally completed. The author believes that this book will undoubtedly benefit readers: from basic theory to practical operations, from domestic procedures to international procedures, from cases to law, readers can take what they need. At the same time, writing this book has allowed the author to reorganize and deepen their understanding of arbitration systems, as well as strengthen the construction of the arbitration theoretical framework.