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The Potential of Trust Law in Sovereign Debt Restructuring Unveiled

28 February 2024

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Charles Ho Wang Mak

Commercialising Litigation: The Case of the Netherlands Commercial Court

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Georgia Antonopoulou

Tech Platforms as Tribunals

This post is part of a special series including contributions to the OBLB Annual Conference 2022 on ‘Personalized Law—Law by Algorithm’, held in...

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Personalized Law—Law by Algorithm

This post introduces a special series of posts based on contributions to a conference of the OBLB on ‘Personalized Law—Law by Algorithm’ that...

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Horst Eidenmüller

Digital Dispute Resolution

Technological developments such as blockchain and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are not only disrupting the way we transact on markets and conclude contracts. They are also fundamentally changing the processes and...

10 September 2021

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Horst Eidenmüller

Mediating the Vaccine Dispute

AstraZeneca and the European Union (EU) are at odds over vaccine deliveries. The British-Swedish firm has encountered production problems at a European plant and wants to deliver only about 31 million...

1 February 2021

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Horst Eidenmüller

Co-Constructive Business Governance

In today’s globalized world, regulation of global supply chains suffers from a well-known ‘governance gap’ that results from a fundamental mismatch between ‘a territorial logic of law and...

6 November 2020

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Trang (Mae) Nguyen

Legal Reasoning Across Commercial Disputes: Comparing Judicial and Arbitral Analyses

Research into legal reasoning has long been the exclusive purview of legal theorists, despite the central role that legal reasoning plays in real life. However, the recent surge of interest...

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Introducing the ‘China, Law and Development’ Project: Analyzing China’s Impact on Cross-Border Legal and Regulatory Order

Based on current projections, China will be one of the world’s largest exporters of capital in the near future, a first in modern history for a nondemocratic state. The ‘...

25 September 2019

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China establishes international commercial courts to handle Belt and Road Initiative disputes

On 1 July 2018, the Supreme People’s Court of China’s 'Regulations on Several Issues regarding the Establishment of International Commercial Courts' (the Regulations) came into effect. The Regulations set out...

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