Dr Petra Butler is Professor at Victoria University of Wellington and Director of the Institute of Small and Micro States. She has published widely on international commercial law in particular on international commercial contracts, including Schlechtriem and Butler, UN Law on International Sales (2nd edition, Springer, forthcoming). Petra is New Zealand's CLOUT correspondent for the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts.

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• Part I: Introduction1: Petra Butler: IntroductionPart II: Substantive Law2: Petra Butler: Sources of Substantive Contract Law3: Petra Butler: Fundamental Principles of Contract Law4: John McMillan: Private international law5: Petra Butler: CISG6: Giuditta Cordero-Moss: UNIDROIT7: Petra Butler: Comparative Contract Law Regimes8: Paul Michalik: Insurance9: Victoria Dixon: Financing and payment10: Susan Corbett: Intellectual Property and International Commercial Contracts11: Petra Butler: Tax matters12: Meredith Kolsky-Lewis: Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Issues (includes export and import controls)13: Meredith Kolsky-Lewis: Export and Import Controls14: Abiola Makinwa: Criminal Matters15: Cesar Pereira, Dr Aris Georgopoulos, Christopher R. Yukins: Infrastructure ContractsPart III: Dispute Resolution16: Laurence Shore, Monique Sasson, and Cesar Pereira: Litigation17: Michael McIlwrath: International Commercial Mediation18: Stefan Kroell: International Commercial Arbitration19: S.I. Strong: Class ActionsPart III: Ethics20: Catherine Rogers: EthicsPart IV: Negotiating and DraftingPetra Butler & Anthony Daimsis: Negotiating and Drafting

Dr Petra Butler is Professor at Victoria University of Wellington and Director of the Institute of Small and Micro States. She has published widely on international commercial law in particular on international commercial contracts, including Schlechtriem and Butler, UN Law on International Sales (2nd edition, Springer, forthcoming). Petra is New Zealand's CLOUT correspondent for the United Nations Convention on the Use of Electronic Communications in International Contracts.

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• Part I: Introduction1: Petra Butler: IntroductionPart II: Substantive Law2: Petra Butler: Sources of Substantive Contract Law3: Petra Butler: Fundamental Principles of Contract Law4: John McMillan: Private international law5: Petra Butler: CISG6: Giuditta Cordero-Moss: UNIDROIT7: Petra Butler: Comparative Contract Law Regimes8: Paul Michalik: Insurance9: Victoria Dixon: Financing and payment10: Susan Corbett: Intellectual Property and International Commercial Contracts11: Petra Butler: Tax matters12: Meredith Kolsky-Lewis: Anti-Dumping and Countervailing Duty Issues (includes export and import controls)13: Meredith Kolsky-Lewis: Export and Import Controls14: Abiola Makinwa: Criminal Matters15: Cesar Pereira, Dr Aris Georgopoulos, Christopher R. Yukins: Infrastructure ContractsPart III: Dispute Resolution16: Laurence Shore, Monique Sasson, and Cesar Pereira: Litigation17: Michael McIlwrath: International Commercial Mediation18: Stefan Kroell: International Commercial Arbitration19: S.I. Strong: Class ActionsPart III: Ethics20: Catherine Rogers: EthicsPart IV: Negotiating and DraftingPetra Butler & Anthony Daimsis: Negotiating and Drafting