This Liber Amicorum is a rare anthology: a dialogue between leading international arbitrators from around the world. It is a view from the arbitral bench and contains insights from the perspective of the arbitrator.

This title provides an analytical view and practical implications of arbitration in China.

Taking a practitioner approach, Arbitration in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide 2Ed, builds on the strength of the first edition including over 70% new material with two new chapters and specifically addresses the new Arbitration Ordinance. It is simply the definitive text on one of the fastest growing areas of law in Hong Kong.

This book provides a clear understanding of the Chinese arbitration and serves as a practical guide.

In recent years mediation in Hong Kong has attracted widespread interest.

Practice Direction 31 is now in effect, mediation will be at the forefront of all dispute resolution and litigation. Parties that do not resort to mitigation may face adverse consequences. Even where the mediation is not successful it is likely to have had the positive effect of reducing the conflict and issues between the parties.

Produced in conjunction with the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission, this is the first major title on arbitration in China. With China's accession to the World Trade Organisation and the expected further growth in foreign investment and regional trade, this work is timely.

The China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) is the official body of the PRC responsible for hearing all international commercial arbitration matters. Originally published in Chinese by the People's University of China, these two volumes provide the first authorised English translations of these awards. Each award includes a digest of the case, followed by the facts, the tribunal's opinion and the terms of the award. The translated texts of all the relevant Arbitration Rules and Regulations are also included.

The China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC) is the official body of the PRC responsible for hearing all international commercial arbitration matters. Originally published in Chinese by the People's University of China, these two volumes provide the first authorised English translations of these awards. Each award includes a digest of the case, followed by the facts, the tribunal's opinion and the terms of the award. The translated texts of all the relevant Arbitration Rules and Regulations are also included.