Law of International Trade in the Region of the Caucasus, Central Asia and Russia

Alexander Trunk is the director of the Institute of East European Law at Kiel University, the only such institution at a German university. He has been teaching comparative law with a particular focus on Eastern Europe for more than twenty years, and has published extensively in this field, including conflict of laws and dispute resolution.Marina Trunk-Fedorova, Ph.D. (2004), is an associate professor at St. Petersburg State University and at the Ural State Law University in Yekaterinburg. She has numerous publications in English, Russian and German in the fields of international economic law.Azar Aliyev, Dr. jur. (2016), is an associate professor of international economic law and comparative law at Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg and teaches also at several universities in Azerbaijan. His publications focus on investment law, comparative civil law, and dispute resolution.

• Section 4Environmental Issues12 Trade and Environment in the Region of the Caucasus and Central Asia: The Case of Hazardous WasteAndreas R. ZieglerPart 2The Perspective of Private Law13 Some Notes on the Law of Sales Contracts in the Region of the Caucasus and Central AsiaAlexander Trunk14 International Sales Law in the Region of the Caucasus and Central Asia – An OverviewAlexander Trunk15 Uniform Sales Law as a Tool to Facilitate Complex Global Supply Chains in Central AsiaCyril R. EmeryPart 3Settlement of International Trade DisputesSection 1Dispute Settlement under Public International Law Mechanisms16 Russia’s Experience in wto Dispute SettlementNicolas Lamp and Larysa Workewych17 Conflict of Jurisdictions: wto and pta sPeter-Tobias Stoll and Jia Xu18 Dispute Settlement Mechanisms in Free Trade Agreements with the European UnionThomas Jürgensen19 The Court of the Eurasian Economic UnionElena BabkinaSection 2Special Issues20 Environmental Governance as a Subject of Dispute Settlement Mechanisms in Regional Trade AgreementsKarsten Nowrot21 Parallel Use of Public and Private Law Mechanisms in Resolution of International Trade DisputesIlia RachkovSection 3Dispute Resolution under Private Law22 Private Trade Disputes in State Courts in the Region of the Caucasus and Central Asia – Issues of QualityAlexander Trunk23 Emerging Trends of Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Judgments and Arbitral Awards Issued in Economic Disputes in the Russian FederationVladislav Starzhenetskiy24 Some Remarks on International Commercial Arbitration in the Region of the Caucasus and Central AsiaAlexander Trunk25 Transparency in Settlement of Trade Disputes – Public Interest and Transparency The Work of uncitral and Its Relevance for the Eurasian RegionTimothy J. Lemay26 The Impacts of Public International Law on the Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral AwardsDagmar Richter27 International Commercial Arbitration and Economic SanctionsAndrey KotelnikovConclusionsAlexander Trunk, Marina Trunk-Fedorova, and Azar AliyevIndex