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Current Issue: Volume 41, Issue 4 (2018) 2017 Fordham International Arbitration & Mediation Conference Issue
Introduction
Introduction
Louis B. Kimmelman and Edna Sussman
Articles
From the Two-Headed Nightingale to the Fifteen-Headed Hydra: The Many Follies of the Proposed International Investment Court
The Hon. Charles N. Brower and Jawad Ahmad
A Framework for Interest Awards in International Arbitration
M. Alexis Maniatis, Florin Dorobantu, and Fabricio Nunez
It's All About the Data: The Impact of the EU General Data Protection Regulation on International Arbitration
Kathleen Paisley
Emerging Expectations for Arbitrators: "Issue Conflict" in Investor-State Arbitration and Beyond
Ina C. Popova and Jessica L. Polebaum
A Mock Arbitration for Your Case: Optimizing Your Strategies and Maximizing Success
Edna Sussman and James Lawrence