International Commercial Arbitration

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1 International Commercial Arbitration The Perfect Legal Research Solution See insides for steps to increase the visibility and readership of your work page 4 Claim your free access to International Commercial Arbitration page 6 AUTHOR INFORMATION

2 welcome NOTE FROM THE PUBLISHER Dear Contributor to, We are pleased to announce the launch of, one of the first collections included on the new Oxford Legal Research Library product platform. This collection offers an exceptional resource for the arbitration researcher and delivers valuable content in an interlinked, searchable and easy-to-access format. The service is underpinned by key authoritative reference works, Redfern & Hunter,, and McLachlan, Shore, & Weiniger, International Investment Arbitration. Also included are titles covering the rules and procedue or key arbitral bodies and jurisdictions, and treatises which focus on specific areas of international arbitration practice, with topics ranging from consent and annulment through to the calculation of damages. We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for working with us to include your work in. With the publication of our key international commercial law works, and improvements in user functionality, we are excited to introduce authors and customers to this essential resource. The development of underlines Oxford s commitment to the dissemination of high quality materials for research with enhanced functionality enabling flexible user journeys through an increased range of content. These features reflect the evolution of user requirements in a rapidly-shifting digital environment, with more intuitive search tools, and better linking to related content. We look forward to hearing your feedback, and offer you this guide to provide the opportunity for you to further promote your own work. Please don t hesitate to get in touch with me, the marketing team, or your commissioning editor if you would like to share your thoughts or views. Yours sincerely, Andy Redman Editorial Director, Oxford University Press andy.redman@oup.com 2

3 about ABOUT INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (ICMA) is a collection of key reference works within the Oxford Legal Research Library. This is an exceptional resource for the arbitration researcher, bringing together some of the leading works in the field. Redfern & Hunter: McLachlan, Shore, & Weiniger: International Investment Arbitration Moser And Choong: Asia Arbitration Handbook Gallagher & Shan: Chinese Investment Treaties: Policies and Practice Turner & Mohtashami: A Guide to the LCIA Arbitration Rules Gusy et al: A Guide to the ICDR International Arbitration Rules Caron & Caplan: The UNCITRAL Rules: A Commentary, Second edition Weigand: Practitioners Handbook on, Second edition Weeramantry: Treaty Interpretation in Investment Arbitration Park: Arbitration of International Business Dispute Settlement: Law & Practice, Second edition Wehland: The Coordination Of Multiple Proceedings In Investment Treaty Arbitration Carter: in New York Strong: : Research & Practice Bishop: Annulment Under the ICSID Convention Brekoulakis: Third Parties in Steingruber: Consent International Arbitration Marboe: Calculation of Compensation and Damages in International Investment Law supports arbitration researchers by providing: Integrated access to the leading reference works by specialists in commercial arbitration leading to the most authoritative work in the field Full text and advanced searching across all available titles; narrow your results by title, author or subject area Extensive linking through the Oxford Law Citator to information about cases and other primary materials, including integration with other key services including Investment Claims New works and new editions on international commercial arbitration will be added to each collection as they are published ensuring that the service remains a current and authoritative resource. What is the Oxford Legal Research Library? Oxford Legal Research Library (OLRL) is a new family of products from Oxford University Press, providing integrated access across collections of key titles in a variety of subject areas. Initially launching in April 2014 with two collections (covering, and International Commercial Law) the family will be extended later in 2014 to include a further two collections, covering Private International Law and Financial Law. Each collection can be browsed and searched separately, or users with a subscription to more than one collection can choose to search them together via the OLRL family interface. The OLRL collections aim to speed up your research and provide easy access to authoritative content, and are an essential purchase for anyone currently performing research in these areas of law and practice. 3

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