The European & Middle Eastern Arbitration Review 2010
Section 2: Overviews
Primacy of the Seat: First and Last Tango in Paris? Dallah v Government of Pakistan
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The European & Middle Eastern Arbitration Review 2010
Reviews Contents
- Introduction
- Overviews
- The Effect of Settlement Offers on the Decision on Costs
- Arbitrator Ethics: Developments
- European Law and International Arbitration
- The European Commission and Investment Treaties
- Primacy of the Seat: First and Last Tango in Paris? Dallah v Government of Pakistan
- Country Chapters
