Born's International Arbitration Lectures

Born's International Arbitration Lectures

25 Seasons

- Comprehensive online course on international arbitration
- In-depth lectures by Gary Born, the preeminent authority on international commercial and investment arbitration
- Academic and rigorous
- Practical applications and advice

Born's International Arbitration Lectures
  • Overview of Arbitration Lectures

    Episode 1

    This segment addresses the origins, purpose, features and dynamics of international arbitration.

  • Introduction to Part I

    Episode 2

    This segment addresses international arbitration agreements, which will be discussed in the next 10 chapters (Chapter 1 to Chapter 10).

  • 1.1
    24:43
    Episode 3

    1.1

    Episode 3

    This segment addresses the definition of international arbitration and explains the terms “arbitration” and “international”.

  • 1.2
    22:06
    Episode 4

    1.2

    Episode 4

    This segment explains the term “commercial” and addresses contemporary uses of international arbitration.

  • 1.3
    19:25
    Episode 5

    1.3

    Episode 5

    This segment addresses neutrality, centralized dispute resolution and enforceability of agreements and awards as reasons for choosing international arbitration.

  • 1.4
    24:05
    Episode 6

    1.4

    Episode 6

    This segment addresses commercial competence and expertise, finality, party autonomy, flexibility, and cost and speed as reasons for choosing international arbitration.

  • 1.5
    22:42
    Episode 7

    1.5

    Episode 7

    This segment addresses confidentiality and privacy in arbitrations involving states and state-entities as reasons for choosing international arbitration, and gives the overview of the international arbitration legal framework.

  • 1.6
    23:44
    Episode 8

    1.6

    Episode 8

    This segment addresses international arbitration conventions - the New York Convention and the Inter-American Convention.

  • 1.7
    24:44
    Episode 9

    1.7

    Episode 9

    This segment addresses an international arbitration convention - the European Convention, and contemporary national arbitration legislation.

  • 1.8
    21:47
    Episode 10

    1.8

    Episode 10

    This segment addresses the content of the UNCITRAL Model Law, its amendments and the uniform international body of precedent.

  • 1.9
    22:29
    Episode 11

    1.9

    Episode 11

    This segment addresses institutional arbitration, ad hoc arbitration, institutional arbitration rules and the UNCITRAL Rules.

  • 1.10
    23:49
    Episode 12

    1.10

    Episode 12

    This segment addresses institutional arbitration rules - the ICC Rules, LCIA Rules, AAA/ICDR Rules, SIAC Rules and ICSID Rules.

  • 1.11
    23:30
    Episode 13

    1.11

    Episode 13

    This segment addresses institutional arbitration rules - the PCA Rules and the rules of other arbitral institutions, as well as general issues regarding arbitration agreements.

  • 1.12
    23:44
    Episode 14

    1.12

    Episode 14

    This segment addresses model arbitration clauses and some elements of the arbitration agreement – the seat of arbitration; number, method of selection and qualification of arbitrators; language of the arbitration; choice-of-law clauses; and the separability of international arbitration agreement.

  • 1.13
    17:53
    Episode 15

    1.13

    Episode 15

    This segment addresses the substantive law governing the merits of a dispute, the substantive law governing arbitration agreement, the procedural law applicable to arbitral proceedings and conflict of law rules.

  • 1.14
    16:29
    Episode 16

    1.14

    Episode 16

    This segment addresses soft law – IBA Rules on the Taking of Evidence in International Arbitration, ABA/AAA Code of Ethics, IBA Rules of Ethics, IBA Guidelines on Conflict of Interest in International Arbitration and UNCITRAL Notes on Organizing Arbitral Proceedings.

  • 1.15
    18:29
    Episode 17

    1.15

    Episode 17

    This segment addresses investor-state arbitration, state-state arbitration and the future directions of international arbitration.