The Next Four Years: The 2020 US Presidential Election’s Impact on International Law and Relations with Asia 9 November 2020, Monday, 8:30am – 10am (Morning), Singapore Time Click on the image below to view the recording. Pre-Event Information Join us for this webinar to assess the impact of the 3 November US Presidential Election on …
This annotated bibliography presents the most extensive literature review to date on investor-State conciliation and mediation, covering more than 90 sources. It is intended to serve as an introduction to investor-State conciliation and mediation, and as a snapshot of the major publications on this topic. The bibliography includes works that (1) provide the historical context …
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Dr Romesh Weeramantry, Head of International Dispute Resolution at CIL, speaks to the Dean of the NUS Law Faculty, Professor Simon Chesterman, about The Oxford Handbook of International Law in Asia and the Pacific, which Dean Chesterman co-edited with Judge Hisashi Owada and Professor Ben Saul. The podcast also covers current issues such as the …
This event has been postponed until further notice due to the DORSCON alert level for the novel coronavirus.
Due to the concerns regarding 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV), for the safety of all our participants, and in line with new precautionary measures adopted by the National University of Singapore, the Singapore International Arbitration 2020 will be cancelled until further notice. We will be in touch with participants who have made payment for the application …
For the second consecutive year, CIL was represented in the pool of arbitrators of the Vietnam National Rounds of the FDI International Moot. Research Associate Eugenio Gomez-Chico and Research Consultant Emily Choo sat as arbitrators for various rounds, including the quarter-finals, semi-finals and the final match of …
Research Consultant Emily Choo was a judge at the Vietnam CISG Pre-Moot. She was previously invited to judge the national rounds of both the Foreign Direct Investment Moot and the Red Cross International Humanitarian Law Moot.
In this paper, the author will first consider the reasons for the low rates of successful international commercial mediations, and then begin to explore what it might take to encourage the international legal and business communities to embrace mediation for international commercial disputes. Lastly, the author will introduce and examine the new United Nations Convention …
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Rachel Tan Xi’en (CIL Practice Fellow) and Dana Chang (Wong Partnership) emerged champions at the Essex Court Chambers–Singapore Academy of Law (ECC-SAL) Mooting Competition 2019, after five rounds of competition. They won against the team from Wong Partnership in the final round held on 8 January 2019 at the Supreme Court of Singapore. The ECC-SAL …
