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Born's International Arbitration Lectures • 19m
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This segment addresses the consequences of the separability presumption, focusing on the independence of the underlying contract in cases of invalidity or non-existence of the arbitration agreement, and the different laws potentially applicable to the arbitration agreement and the underlying contract, as well as the future directions of the separability of international arbitration agreements.

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