LAST UPDATE: 20.12.2014

TDM SPECIAL ISSUE WITH ARBITRALWOMEN

Dealing with Diversity in International Arbitration

We are pleased to announce a forthcoming TDM special issue on “Dealing with Diversity in International Arbitration”. This Special Issue will analyse discrimination and diversity in international arbitration. It will examine new trends, developments, and challenges in the use of practitioners from different geographical, ethnic/racial, religious backgrounds as well as of different genders in international arbitration, whether as counsel or tribunal members.
 
Proposals for papers should be submitted to the editors by 30 January 2015. Read More.


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9 March 2015 in Paris, France
SpeedNet event hosted by August&Debouzy
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28-29 May 2015 Warsaw, Poland
2015 Dispute Resolution in M&A/JV Transactions
3rd edition Tactics, Challenges, Defences

Topics include:
* Hot topics in M&A/JV arbitration from the perspective of ICC, AAA, DIS and SIAC
* Settlement in M&A/JV arbitration: voluntary, contractual, or induced by the arbitrators
* Evidence problems in M&A arbitration
* Four meaty case study sessions
* Two very special round table sessions dedicated to the challenges and the future of commercial and investment arbitration


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ArbitralWomen is an international non-governmental organization gathering women practitioners active in international dispute resolution. The group has its origins in 1993 and expanded mainly since 2000. Today our network is a thousand strong, from all parts of the globe.  Members come from all continents and from more than 40 countries.

We are proud of our work in promoting women in dispute resolution through events, social gatherings, mentoring, and awards to assist women law students to participate in moot courts. ArbitralWomen continues to advance the interests of women in dispute resolution and enhance their involvement.

In twenty years, women made a great deal of progress leading many arbitration institutions and commissions, serving as arbitrators and mediators, and taking a more visible role in the leadership of the arbitration community. There remains much work to be done if women are to achieve equal status with men in this field.

Our website is about and by ArbitralWomen but is open to everyone both to search for appropriate and qualified dispute resolution practitioners, and to benefit from the ideas and information offered. 

Browse and use our website to "Find a Practitioner" and locate arbitrators, mediators, experts, lawyers and practitioners in your jurisdiction and/or field of business.
Learn about our current Events and other Events.
Find Publications about international dispute resolution.
Read our Newsletters and postings of our members on Kluwer Arbitration Blog.

If you are a woman practitioner in dispute resolution and are not yet a member, do consider joining us. You can read about the benefits of membership in ArbitralWomen on the website. Just click now on Become a Member to share with us the progress of the next years!

For more information download the ArbitralWomen Flyer.