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Pursuant to the New York Convention (1958)
A modern handbook offering an in-depth interpretation of the New York Convention, the most significant text in the realm of International Commercial Arbitration. In particular, after a useful introduction of the fundamentals of the NYC, the book covers all issues pertaining to the recognition of the arbitration agreement pursuant to Article 2 of the NYC, an extensive analysis of the grounds for non-enforcement set forth in Article 5 as well as the complications deriving from the more-favorable-right provision of Article 7. A handbook of high interpretative value, with a plethora of references to domestic and international case law, constitutes an A-Z guide to the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards and thus, a valuable companion to judges, scholars and practitioners.
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