Issue 3 – 2017 includes:

§  Commentary as well as a statistical and historical report of the status of women in ICC arbitration

§  Reports on legislative changes in Canada and jurisprudence in Chile, Colombia, Singapore, Cyprus, France, Switzerland, and the US.

§  Two articles: how the existential issues of climate change and nuclear threat can overlap with arbitration, and why experts should more often be considered to act as adjudicators

§  A review of a new book raising the focal issue of arbitration as the “default” dispute resolution procedure

§  News of recent ICC activities in New York, China and Mexico

Kindly note that ICC members receive the Bulletin free of charge directly from their National Committee.