Journal

Dear friends!

Here is the sixth issue of our specialized publication “Chamber of Arbitrators.” We have traditionally sought to bring together materials that combine theory and practice, national experience and international perspective. The new issue has turned out to be particularly broad in geography and subject matter: from Central Asia and Kazakhstan to South Africa, from investment disputes to digitalization and artificial intelligence.

The issue opens with an article by N. Aslonova on the mechanism for preventing investment disputes in Uzbekistan. The author analyzes the institutionalization of pre-trial settlement at an early stage, the role of the Tashkent International Arbitration Centre (TIAC), ICSID statistics, and procedural guarantees of an independent preliminary assessment. Of particular interest is the description of TIAC’s interaction with the Ministry of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

The article by M.K. Suleimenov and A.E. Duisenova addresses fundamental issues of space and time in arbitration proceedings. The authors examine the scope of the Law of the Republic of Kazakhstan “On Arbitration,” the seat of arbitration, substantive and procedural time limits, the autonomy of the arbitration agreement, and the practice of the Kazakhstan International Arbitration. This material will be useful to all who work in the post-Soviet arbitration space.

An article by S. Vasileva and K. Ndaba serves as a practical guide for parties from the CIS conducting cases in South Africa. The authors guide the reader from the arbitration clause to recognition and enforcement of the award, dwelling in detail on the choice of seat of arbitration, interim measures, judicial support, state immunity, currency control, and sanctions issues. The AFSA checklist deserves special attention.

The issue concludes with an article by A. Ubaidullaeva on the evolution of international commercial arbitration in Uzbekistan. It analyzes the 2021 reforms, the role of TIAC, recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards, and the challenges of the digital economy and artificial intelligence.

We are confident that the materials in the sixth issue will be useful both to practicing arbitrators, mediators, and lawyers and to researchers, teachers, and students. We thank the authors for their cooperation and invite readers to join the discussion.

The contents of the latest issue can be found at the link.

Dear friends!

We decided to take care of you and provide you with fascinating articles that you can read on a cozy autumn garden.

In the next issue of our specialized journal - "Chamber of Arbitrators", we traditionally collected the most relevant articles on international arbitration in Russian and English. Today on our pages you will be able to learn about the impact of artificial intelligence on arbitration, think about whether special rules on conflict of interest are needed for arbitration in Belarus, consider alternative forums for considering international commercial disputes, decide on the choice of an arbitrator in the sanctions realities and practice declaring jurisdictional objections. We are confident that the materials of the "Chamber of Arbitrators" journal will be not only entertaining, but also practical for you. Our Journal expresses gratitude to our authors and encourages readers to also share their professional experience. Your ideas may be the key to solving the most complex challenges faced by arbitration practitioners around the world.

The content of the Journal you can find here.

Dear friends!

We are pleased to present you the next issue of our specialized journal – “Chamber of Arbitrators”.

We have traditionally collected the most relevant articles on international arbitration in Russian and English. Today on our pages you will be able to get acquainted with the possibilities of choosing an arbitration institution and place of arbitration, which is of particular importance in the current geopolitical “turbulence”, with the procedure for judicial protection against abuse of arbitration and settlement agreements.

Our authors will also offer you solutions to legal problems related to the enforcement of arbitration awards and talk about the return of virtual assets in the dynamic world of the Internet.

We are confident that the materials in our journal will be of practical use.

The editors of the Chamber of Arbitrators express gratitude to all our authors, and encourage you, dear readers, to share with us your personal experience, which may turn out to be a solution to those, at first glance, insurmountable tasks facing our colleagues around the world.

The contect of the journal can be found on the link.

We are pleased to present you the next issue of a specialized publication – “Chamber of Arbitrators”, dedicated to issues of international arbitration.

This issue traditionally contains articles in Russian and English, both from prominent arbitration practitioners from Belarus, the CIS countries and abroad, as well as materials from authors just starting their journey.

The central theme of the issue is current aspects of the conduct of arbitration proceedings, as well as the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in China. The articles on the impact of sanctions on arbitration, the written form of an arbitration agreement, consolidation of cases and the plurality of contracts in arbitration are relevant and interesting.

Of particular interest is the article by Mohamed Mahayni on the challenges facing arbitration in the application of law. It seems that the third issue of the journal has once again turned out to be relevant and versatile.

The contents of the issue can be found by following the link.

We invite you to read and look forward to new author's materials!

Dear friends!

We are pleased to present you the second issue of the specialized journal "Chamber of Arbitrators", dedicated to the problems of international arbitration.

This issue has already traditionally collected articles in Russian and English, both by prominent arbitration practitioners in Belarus, the CIS countries and abroad, as well as materials by authors who are just starting their way.

One of the most topical articles in the issue is the article from the representative of the UNCITRAL Secretariat, Judith Knieper, dedicated to the latest UNCITRAL developments in the field of expedited arbitration and mediation.

A number of fascinating articles in the new issue cover topical issues of investment arbitration in the Asian region. Of particular interest are practically applicable recommendations on the drafting of arbitration agreements and the selection of arbitrators to adjudicate a dispute.

We are also glad to welcome on the pages of our journal the presentation of our partners - the Tashkent International Arbitration Center and invite other arbitration institutions to post up-to-date information about their activities on the pages of our publication.

It seems that the second issue of the journal turned out to be quite interesting and able to satisfy the most diverse tastes of fans of international arbitration.

Content of the issue you can find here.

Good reading!

Dear friends!

We are glad to inform you of the establishment by the Chamber of Arbitrators of a specialized journal, dedicated to international arbitration.

The editorial staff of the "Chamber of Arbitrators" journal hopes that our materials will contribute to the wide popularization of arbitration in society, the promotion of arbitration science and practice, and the formation of a pro-arbitration business community.

The first issue contains articles by both prominent arbitration practitioners of Belarus and the CIS countries, and materials by authors who are just taking their first steps on the field of arbitration battles.

We plan to publish articles in Russian, Belarusian and English, and already in this issue you can familiarize yourself with one of the first English-language articles on arbitration in China.

We invite all professionals and amateurs of international arbitration to read, constructively criticize and send their materials to our editorial office, which may be invaluable to your colleagues from all over the World.

Link for download - Chamber of Arbitrators - Issue №1