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Anselmo Reyes is an International Judge of the Singapore International Commercial Court. He was Professor of Legal Practice at the University of Hong Kong from 2012 to 2018 and is a Visiting Professor at Doshisha University in Kyoto. He was a judge of the Hong Kong High Court from 2003 to 2012. Weixia Gu is an Associate Professor of Law at the University of Hong Kong, a Co-Chair of the American Society of International Law (ASIL) Asia-Pacific Interest Group, and a Governing Council Member of the China Society of Private International Law, where she specialises in arbitration, dispute resolution and private international law.
'International arbitration is suffering from resurgent costs and delays (or formalization), underpinning the growth of multi-tiered dispute resolution clauses - requiring parties first to attempt mediation. The 2019 Singapore Convention should promote this by facilitating cross-border enforcement of settlements, despite few ratifications so far. But growth also depends on whether and how local legal systems allow enforcement of the mediation or other agreed step before arbitration. This timely and authoritative book examines 11 jurisdictions, mostly in the vibrant Asia-Pacific region, and wider developments across two other regions (OHADA and the EU). Some chapters also discuss Arb-Med, where an arbitration is - still somewhat controversially - combined with active settlement facilitation. The experienced editors assemble an impressive team of 16 other experts, mostly professors but often considerable experience in practice, to offer an invaluable and unique resource for researchers, practitioners and policy-makers.' Professor Luke Nottage, Professor of Comparative and Transnational Business Law, University of Sydney & Williams Trade Law 'This book provides a rich and insightful comparative analysis of the treatment of multi-tier dispute resolution clauses, a topic previously under-examined in the literature. These clauses are both practically significant and raise important questions of principle regarding the interaction between different modes of dispute resolution, and this very welcome book will be an invaluable reference point for practitioners and academics alike.' Professor Alex Mills, Professor of Public and Private International Law, University College London
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