Simon Greenberg is Deputy Secretary General of the International Court of Arbitration. Christopher Kee is a Lecturer in Law at Deakin University and a consultant at Keelins Lawyers. Romesh Weeramantry is Associate Professor at City University of Hong Kong. He teaches international commercial arbitration, investment treaty arbitration and international law.

'This publication provides an excellent advanced introduction to key concepts as well as more controversial topics in international commercial arbitration... All legal practitioners in Australia dealing with cross-border business - surely by now a large proportion of practitioners - should have a copy. It is also the perfect textbook for the many advanced courses in international commercial arbitration now provided by Australian universities and arbitral institutions. Australian Law Journal

• Foreword; Preface; 1. Introduction to international arbitration and its place in the Asia-Pacific; 2. The law governing the arbitration and the role of the seat; 3. Applicable substantive law; 4. The arbitration agreement; 5. Arbitral jurisdiction; 6. The arbitral tribunal; 7. Procedure and evidence; 8. The award: Content and form; 9. The award: challenge and enforcement; 10. Investment treaty arbitration; Appendix 1. Asia-Pacific arbitral institutions at a glance; Appendix 2. Selected arbitral institutions; Appendix 3. List of UNCITRAL Model Law countries; Appendix 4. List of parties to the New York Convention 1958; Appendix 5. Selected list of Asia-Pacific arbitration legislation and instruments; Glossary; Index.

Simon Greenberg is Deputy Secretary General of the International Court of Arbitration. Christopher Kee is a Lecturer in Law at Deakin University and a consultant at Keelins Lawyers. Romesh Weeramantry is Associate Professor at City University of Hong Kong. He teaches international commercial arbitration, investment treaty arbitration and international law.

'This publication provides an excellent advanced introduction to key concepts as well as more controversial topics in international commercial arbitration... All legal practitioners in Australia dealing with cross-border business - surely by now a large proportion of practitioners - should have a copy. It is also the perfect textbook for the many advanced courses in international commercial arbitration now provided by Australian universities and arbitral institutions. Australian Law Journal

• Foreword; Preface; 1. Introduction to international arbitration and its place in the Asia-Pacific; 2. The law governing the arbitration and the role of the seat; 3. Applicable substantive law; 4. The arbitration agreement; 5. Arbitral jurisdiction; 6. The arbitral tribunal; 7. Procedure and evidence; 8. The award: Content and form; 9. The award: challenge and enforcement; 10. Investment treaty arbitration; Appendix 1. Asia-Pacific arbitral institutions at a glance; Appendix 2. Selected arbitral institutions; Appendix 3. List of UNCITRAL Model Law countries; Appendix 4. List of parties to the New York Convention 1958; Appendix 5. Selected list of Asia-Pacific arbitration legislation and instruments; Glossary; Index.

Simon Greenberg is Deputy Secretary General of the International Court of Arbitration. Christopher Kee is a Lecturer in Law at Deakin University and a consultant at Keelins Lawyers. Romesh Weeramantry is Associate Professor at City University of Hong Kong. He teaches international commercial arbitration, investment treaty arbitration and international law.

'This publication provides an excellent advanced introduction to key concepts as well as more controversial topics in international commercial arbitration... All legal practitioners in Australia dealing with cross-border business - surely by now a large proportion of practitioners - should have a copy. It is also the perfect textbook for the many advanced courses in international commercial arbitration now provided by Australian universities and arbitral institutions. Australian Law Journal

• Foreword; Preface; 1. Introduction to international arbitration and its place in the Asia-Pacific; 2. The law governing the arbitration and the role of the seat; 3. Applicable substantive law; 4. The arbitration agreement; 5. Arbitral jurisdiction; 6. The arbitral tribunal; 7. Procedure and evidence; 8. The award: Content and form; 9. The award: challenge and enforcement; 10. Investment treaty arbitration; Appendix 1. Asia-Pacific arbitral institutions at a glance; Appendix 2. Selected arbitral institutions; Appendix 3. List of UNCITRAL Model Law countries; Appendix 4. List of parties to the New York Convention 1958; Appendix 5. Selected list of Asia-Pacific arbitration legislation and instruments; Glossary; Index.