Dispute management in Islamic financial institutions: a case study of near sukuk defaults by Oseni, Umar Aimhanosi

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Application and the Interpretation of the CISG in Finnish Case Law 1997–2005 by Sanna Tohka

“…As of 15 August 2010, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) reports that 76 States have adopted the CISG, including the Nordic Countries, Russia, USA and China.1 The purpose of the CISG is to promote uniformity in the sphere of international commerce. …”
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Особливості правового регулювання обігу електронних торговельних документів by V. Kamyshanskyi, T. Hudima

“…Зважаючи на це, а також враховуючи обов’язок країн G7+ щодо сприяння використанню та визнанню електронних передаваних записів (типових законів Комісія Організації об’єднаних націй з права міжнародної торгівлі (United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), зокрема в країнах, які розвиваються, та досвід Великої Британії обґрунтовується розробка та прийняття окремого закону «Про електроні торговельні документи» (з урахуванням норм вже існуючого національного законодавства і національних інтересів), який би містив чітке поняття торгівельних документів та їх класифікацію. …”
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Application and the Interpretation of the CISG in Finnish Case Law 1997–2005 by Sanna Tohka

“…As of 15 August 2010, the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) reports that 76 States have adopted the CISG, including the Nordic Countries, Russia, USA and China.1 The purpose of the CISG is to promote uniformity in the sphere of international commerce. …”
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FORMAL AND LEGAL BASIS FOR THE INSTITUTIONALISATION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION: 100 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE by Oleksii Makarenkov, Lurdes Varregoso Mesquita

“…In conclusion, the UN Commission on International Trade Law is the only global body designed to ensure the optimal course of correlation processes between private international law and transnational commercial activity. …”
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Theoretical Reflections on the Public-Private Distinction and their Traces in European Union Law by Constanze Semmelmann

“…Third, the emergence of European contract law has led to conceptual clashes between the international trade law paradigm and the public-private distinction in the tradition of civil law countries. …”
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Lessons Learned from Philip Morris V. Uruguay Regarding the Approaches Taken in the Investment Protection Treaties of Iran towards Expropriation of Intellectual Property by Soroosh Falahati, Mirghasem Jafarzade

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Addressing the Legitimacy Crisis of Investment Arbitration Through its Harmonization with World Trade Organization Law by Seyed Jamal Seifi, Mahdi Veis Karami

“…Such a claim is based on the evolution of international trade law in facing a similar legitimacy issue and the structural-procedural approach of this legal system in balancing public and private interests as an ultimate solution to the crisis.[2] From this perspective, one of the major factors in creating a legitimacy crisis in both legal systems is the dominance of the paradigm for preference of private interests; and one of the convergence points of international trade and investment law has been to replace it by accepting the paradigm of creating a dynamic balance between competing goals.[3] This paper examines this convergence in arbitral jurisprudence.IntroductionIn recent years, the legitimacy crisis of the regime of international investment law and, as a result, the investor-state dispute settlement system has been one of the most important and controversial topics in the academic environment and the practice of states consequently, serious efforts in various fields to tackle this crisis have begun. …”
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The Obligation of Delivery of the Seller in the International Contract of Sale of Goods According to the Vienna Convention of 1980 - Analytical & Comparative Study by Nagham Hanna Nanees

“…Privatization is the first phase of delivery of goods more frequently than the word "secretion" in the field of international trade law, meaning secrecy in the field of civil law.…”
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BUSINESS ACTIVITIES AS A MECHANISM TO ACTIVATE THE LEGAL PRESENCE OF WOMEN – A STUDY IN ALGRERIAN LAW by Benazza Amal

“…It prevents every discrimination of any kind, which is sought by national and international trade laws alike, and this is to create opportunities to enable women to establish their legal presence in the labor market by Providing a work environment that preserves women’s rights and is supportive and stimulating for them while being keen to demonstrate the difficulties faced by this on the one hand, and facilitating the exercise of their business and commercial activities on the other hand. …”
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International Production Network Planning by Cheung, David, Pieper, Ross

“…This undertaking requires understanding of not only domestic trading laws but also international trading laws and how trading blocs can affect them. …”
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Challenges against arbitral awards in Malaysia by Toh, Chia Hua @ Wee Hua

“…The Act 646 was based on the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration, which was adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Laws (UNCITRAL) on 21 June 1995 but with certain exceptions and modifications. …”
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Industrial output growth and foreign direct investment in Nigeria by Sunday Anderu Keji

“…Also, policymakers should adopt protectionist international trade laws to expand the local productivity base.…”
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