On January 11, 2024 the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University hosted the sixth annual Schiefelbein Global Dispute Resolution Conference. Like the past iterations of this…

…principles of China’s laws, infringement upon China’s sovereignty, endangering public security, violating good customs, and other circumstances endangering fundamental public interests.) Addressing the perceived difficulty of enforcing foreign awards in…

…policies, national security concerns, and the arbitration field. He pointed out the broader economic and legal ramifications of these trade tensions, emphasizing their influence on international arbitration as disputes become…

…$124 million with interest, together with a further US $1 million in moral damages and costs. Zimbabwe applied to have the award annulled by an ICSID annulment committee. That application…

…of carbon emissions and renewed apprehensions around energy security. Again, nuclear projects will experience similar issues giving rise to disputes as seen in the conventional and renewables sectors — but…

…Ensuring Host States’ Ability to Regulate In today’s world, society is facing a myriad of challenges that require modern solutions. Climate change threatens global security. The pandemic triggered public health…