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This catalogue presents a curated selection of new and recent titles in arbitration and dispute resolution, spanning international commercial arbitration, investment treaty disputes, institutional rules and specialist fields. It is prepared for university and law-school libraries, law firms, arbitral institutions and research centres worldwide. All titles are available to order with worldwide delivery; price includes worldwide shipping.
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Areas Covered
- International commercial arbitration
- Investment treaty & investor-state arbitration
- Arbitration agreements, jurisdiction & consolidation
- Enforcement of awards & the New York Convention
- Institutional rules (ICC, LCIA, WIPO, CAS)
- Sports, energy & construction arbitration
- ESG & emerging dispute areas
- Technology, AI & the future of arbitration
- Arbitrator conduct, ethics & procedure
- Regional practice (New York, England, China, UAE)
New Titles — 2026
Arbitration of Disputes Related to National Security Screening of Foreign Investments
Jens Hillebrand Pohl
Springer | July 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9783032263414
Examines how arbitral tribunals are increasingly asked to resolve disputes arising from national-security screening of inbound foreign direct investment, a mechanism now central to dozens of investment regimes worldwide. Maps the tension between sovereign screening powers and investor protections under bilateral and multilateral treaties, with particular attention to standard of review and deference. A timely reference as governments expand FDI screening regimes and investors turn to arbitration to challenge adverse decisions.
View on CLNZ Books →International Commercial Arbitration in New York, 3rd ed
James H. Carter & John Fellas
Oxford University Press | October 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9780198912538
A comprehensive practitioner reference to arbitration seated in New York, one of the world's busiest arbitral seats. The third edition covers the Federal Arbitration Act, New York Convention enforcement, interim relief and the practice of leading institutions. An essential desk reference for counsel and arbitrators handling cross-border commercial disputes.
Request a Quote →Arbitration of Commercial Disputes: English and International Law and Practice, 2nd ed
Andrew Tweeddale & Masood Ahmed
Oxford University Press | December 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9780192882721
A systematic treatment of arbitration under English law alongside its international dimension, reflecting the framework that governs a large share of global commercial contracts. The book addresses the arbitration agreement, the conduct of proceedings, awards and challenges. Written for practitioners who advise on seat selection, drafting and enforcement.
Request a Quote →International Arbitration Handbook
Nina Hall, Gustavo Moser & Shai Wade
LexisNexis Butterworths | October 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781474330145
A practical, procedure-focused handbook guiding users through the full arc of an international arbitration, from the agreement to the enforcement of the award. It distils institutional rules, tribunal practice and strategic considerations into an accessible reference. Suited to in-house counsel, junior practitioners and arbitration teams.
Request a Quote →Complex Arbitrations: Multi-party, Multi-contract and Multi-issue - A Comparative Study, 3rd ed
Bernard Hanotiau
Kluwer Law International | July 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403555508
The leading comparative treatise on the structural challenges of modern arbitration: joinder, consolidation, multiple contracts and group-of-companies questions. This expanded third edition reflects the latest institutional rules and arbitral and court decisions across jurisdictions. A definitive reference for practitioners navigating multi-party and multi-contract disputes.
Request a Quote →Elgar Concise Encyclopedia of International Commercial Arbitration
Franco Ferrari & Friedrich Rosenfeld (eds)
Edward Elgar Publishing | July 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781035313525
An authoritative single-volume encyclopedia covering the core concepts, doctrines and institutions of international commercial arbitration. Entries authored by leading scholars and practitioners provide concise, cross-referenced treatment of the field. An ideal first point of reference for libraries, chambers and academic collections.
Request a Quote →Yearbook Commercial Arbitration 2025: Volume 50
Stephan W. Schill & ICCA (eds)
Kluwer Law International | December 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403546063
The fiftieth volume of the ICCA Yearbook, the field's primary record of arbitral awards and national court decisions applying the New York Convention. It gathers materials from jurisdictions worldwide with expert commentary. An indispensable standing acquisition for institutional and academic law libraries.
Request a Quote →The Code of the Court of Arbitration for Sport: Commentary, Cases and Materials, 2nd ed
Despina Mavromati & Matthieu Reeb
Kluwer Law International | July 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403527482
The definitive article-by-article commentary on the CAS Code, written by authors with direct institutional experience of the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The second edition incorporates recent jurisprudence and procedural developments. The reference work for counsel, arbitrators and federations engaged in sports dispute resolution.
Request a Quote →Tax Matters in International Investment Arbitration: General Questions, Jurisdiction, Merits and Remedies
Robert Danon, Sebastian Wuschka & Andreas Ziegler (eds)
Kluwer Law International | June 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403506975
A focused examination of how tax measures intersect with investment treaty arbitration, addressing jurisdiction, the merits and remedies. The volume brings together specialists at the boundary of international tax and investment law. Essential for counsel handling investor-state disputes involving fiscal measures.
Request a Quote →Artificial Intelligence and International Arbitration Law: Revolution or Evolution
Magdalena Lagiewska
Routledge | November 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041124207
A timely analysis of how artificial intelligence is reshaping arbitral practice, from document review and prediction tools to questions of due process and the role of the human arbitrator. The book balances opportunity against the procedural and ethical risks of automation. Relevant to practitioners and institutions adapting to a rapidly changing landscape.
Request a Quote →Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Disputes: Litigation and Arbitration
Mary Mitsi & Benson Lim (eds)
Kluwer Law International | September 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403527673
An examination of the fast-growing field of ESG-related disputes across both litigation and arbitration. Contributors address climate, human-rights and governance claims and the procedural questions they raise for tribunals. A forward-looking resource for counsel advising corporates and investors on emerging liability.
Request a Quote →UAE Arbitration Law: A Practical Case Law Digest
Sally Kotb & Mohamed Hesham Elrafei
Kluwer Law International | July 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403523699
A practical digest of arbitration case law in the United Arab Emirates, a leading hub for Middle East dispute resolution. The work organises decisions by issue to give practitioners rapid access to the governing principles. Valuable for counsel advising on UAE-seated and Gulf-region arbitrations.
Request a Quote →New Arbitration Law in China
Yifei Lin
Springer | May 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789819206414
An analysis of China's reformed arbitration framework and its implications for domestic and cross-border practice. The book situates the new law within China's evolving role in international dispute resolution. Essential reading for practitioners and institutions engaged with one of the world's largest arbitration markets.
Request a Quote →The WIPO Arbitration Rules: A Commentary
Manuel Arroyo (ed)
Kluwer Law International | July 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403514215
A detailed commentary on the WIPO Arbitration Rules, the framework most used for technology, intellectual-property and licensing disputes. The volume provides rule-by-rule analysis with practical guidance for users of the WIPO Center. A specialist reference for IP and technology dispute practitioners.
Request a Quote →Enforcement of Investment Treaty Arbitration Awards, 3rd ed
Julien Fouret (ed)
Globe Law and Business | June 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781837231164
A jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction guide to the recognition and enforcement of investment treaty awards, including questions of sovereign immunity and asset recovery. The third edition updates national-law treatment across key enforcement venues. A practical companion for counsel pursuing or resisting enforcement worldwide.
Request a Quote →The UNCITRAL Code of Conduct for Arbitrators in International Investment Dispute Resolution: An Article-by-Article Commentary
Chiara Giorgetti & Michele Potesta (eds)
Kluwer Law International | August 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9789403521787
The first article-by-article commentary on the UNCITRAL Code of Conduct for arbitrators, a centrepiece of the ongoing ISDS reform agenda. Contributors analyse the standards on independence, impartiality and disclosure. A key reference for arbitrators, counsel and institutions adapting to the new conduct framework.
Request a Quote →Sports Arbitral Tribunals and their Jurisprudence
Jason Haynes & J. Tyrone Marcus
Edward Elgar Publishing | June 2026 | Hardback | ISBN 9781800370760
Traces the global rise of sports arbitration from ad hoc litigation to today's institutional systems, comparing the CAS against national bodies in Canada, the UK, New Zealand and the US, with direct application to anti-doping, integrity and safeguarding disputes.
View on CLNZ Books →The Singapore International Arbitration Act: A Commentary
Nelson Goh, Jonathan Lim & Paul Tan
Oxford University Press | November 2023 | Hardcover | ISBN 9780198828693
The first in-depth, section-by-section commentary dedicated to the Singapore International Arbitration Act, written by Singapore-qualified practitioners with a comparative lens on other Model Law jurisdictions. An indispensable reference as Singapore consolidates its position as a leading global arbitration seat.
View on CLNZ Books →A Guide to the DIAC Arbitration Rules
Faris Nasrallah & Gordon Blanke
Oxford University Press | September 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9780198815396
The first rule-by-rule commentary on the DIAC's revised 2022 Arbitration Rules, from framework provisions and tribunal formation through to exceptional emergency procedures. Written by practitioners active in Dubai-seated and DIAC-administered arbitration. An essential reference as the DIAC consolidates its position as the region's leading arbitral institution.
View on CLNZ Books →A Guide to the ICDR International Arbitration Rules, 3rd ed
Martin F Gusy, James M Hosking & Gretta Walters
Oxford University Press | August 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9780197848012
The only article-by-article commentary on the ICDR International Arbitration Rules, now fully revised for its third edition with analysis drawn from newly available ICDR and AAA award databases. Covers the full Rules alongside the Expedited Procedure Articles. A standing reference for counsel and arbitrators in ICDR-administered proceedings.
View on CLNZ Books →The Anatomy of International Arbitration
Anna Petrig & Yarik Kryvoi (eds)
Routledge | August 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781032758138
An original comparative approach applying a single structural framework — jurisdiction, procedure, adjudicators, applicable law, review — across eleven distinct arbitration mechanisms, from investor-state to sports and maritime arbitration. Written by a wide bench of practitioners, academics and arbitral institution figures. A genuine entry point and comparative teaching text for the field.
View on CLNZ Books →International Investment Arbitration and Inappropriately Obtained Evidence
Aleksander Godhe
Routledge | August 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781041094777
Proposes the first structured evidentiary test for handling hacked and leaked material in investment arbitration, built on doctrinal, empirical and comparative analysis. Surveys how investment tribunals, international courts and domestic courts have actually treated contested evidence. A timely resource as digital evidence disputes increasingly reach arbitral tribunals.
View on CLNZ Books →International Investment Arbitration: Challenges in Investment Law
Mesut Akbaba & Giancarlo Capurro (eds)
Routledge | July 2026 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781032728179
Collects emerging-scholar perspectives from the Second Bucerius Conference on host-state counterclaims, arbitrator disclosure and the regulation of third-party funding. Bridges academic analysis with investment arbitration practice at a moment of active UNCITRAL reform. A useful companion to the doctrinal titles already in this catalogue.
View on CLNZ Books →The Practice of International Commercial Arbitration: A Handbook for Arbitrators and Arbitration Lawyers in Asia, 2nd ed
Anselmo Reyes
Informa Law from Routledge | December 2025 | Hardcover | ISBN 9781032329390
Now expanded well beyond its original Hong Kong focus to cover Mainland China, Japan and Singapore, this practitioner handbook by a former Hong Kong judge and leading regional arbitrator takes readers step by step through the conduct of arbitration in Asia, reflecting online hearings, sanctions and generative AI's growing role in practice.
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