Table of contents for The leading arbitrators' guide to international arbitration / edited by Lawrence W. Newman, Richard D. Hill.

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FO  REW  O RD   ............................................................................ iii
PRE  FA CE  ...................................................................................v
ABOUT THE AUTHORS .................................................ix
Chapter 1
THE HISTORY OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL
ARBITRATION -        A Sketch......................... LordMustill  1
Chapter 2
THE TRIBUNAL'S APPOINTMENT................ GeraldAksen           31
Chapter 3
THE PARTY-APPOINTED ARBITRATOR: FURTHER
REFLECTIONS.....................................  ras F. Lowenfeld  41
Chapter 4
THE ROLE OF THE CHAIRMAN...................... Robert Briner     49
Chapter f
THE DUTIES OF AN ARBITRATOR...............llan Phili             67
Chapter 6
OBJECTIONS TO JURISDICTION................. Sigvardjarvin        83
Chapter 7
INTERFERENCE BY NATIONAL
CO URTS...    ..................................................... Jan Paulsson  107
Chapter 8
ARBITRATION INVOLVING STATES ................Kaj Hober     139
Chapter 9
ORGANIZING AN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION:
PRACTICE POINTERS ..............Albert Jan van den Berg  163
Chapter 10
THE ROLE OF THE ARBITRATOR IN DETERMINING
THE APPLICABLE LAW        ................. Emmanuel Gaillard  185
Chapter 11
INTERIM MEASURES ...........................................Alan Redfern  217
Chapter 12
ADR AND ARBITRATION............................. David W. Plant  245
Chapter 13
THE CIVIL LAW APPROACH TO DISCOVERY:
A COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW OF THE TAKING
OF EVIDENCE IN THE ANGLO-AMERICAN
AND CONTINENTAL ARBITRATION SYSTEMS
........................................................................... G iorgio  Bernini  269
Chapter 14
DETERMINING THE EXTENT OF DISCOVERY
AND DEALING WITH REQUESTS FOR DISCOVERY:
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE COMMON LAW
.................................... Charles N. Brower & Jeremy IK Sharpe  307
Chapter 1f
WHOSE ARBITRATION IS IT ANYWAY: THE
PARTIES OR THE ARBITRATION TRIBUNAL - AN
INTERESTING QUESTION?...................... . V. Veeder  347
Chapter 16
THE CONDUCT OF THE HEARINGS..... Bernard Hanotiau          369
Chapter 17
THE TRIBUNAL'S DELIBERATIONS ........... L Yves Fortier    391
Chapter 18
THE ARBITRAL AWARD .....................Bernardo M. Cremades  397
Chapter 19
CONFIDENTIALITY .......................................... Michael Pyles  415
Chapter 20
ANNULMENT AND ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL
ARBITRAL AWARDS: A PRACTICAL PERSPECTIVE
.......................... ........................................ Hans Smit  461
Chapter 21
RESPONSIBILITY OF ARBITRATORS AND ARBITRAL
INSTITUTIONS.................................... PieA. Karrer  479
Chapter 22
PERSPECTIVES OF FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION
...............................................................Karl-H einz  Bickstiegel  495