This incisive book is an indispensable guide to the New York
Convention's uniform regime on recognition and enforcement of
foreign arbitral awards. Framing the Convention as a uniform law
instrument, the book analyses case law from major arbitration
jurisdictions to explain its scope of application, the duty to
recognize arbitral agreements and awards as well as their
limitations, and the procedure and formal requirements for
enforcing arbitral awards. Combining insight from arbitration
practice with perspectives from private international law, the book
underlines the importance of the Convention’s foundation in a
treaty of international law, arguing that this entails a
requirement to interpret the key concepts it sets forth based on
international law rules of interpretation. However, it also
demonstrates where municipal laws are relevant and discusses the
private international law principles through which these instances
can be identified. Addressing one of the core treaties of
international arbitration, this will be crucial reading for legal
practitioners and judges working in the field. It will also prove
valuable to scholars and students of commercial and private
international law, particularly those focused on cross-border
disputes and arbitration.
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