| Originally
presented live and later edited for educational use
by professors, firms and individual attorneys seeking
to teach or understand this growing area of international
practice, The Institute for Transnational Arbitration’s
library of educational DVD’s are designed to demonstrate
and explain the ordinarily private world of international
arbitration. Watch an international panel of arbitrators
discuss and decide the issues; then listen to international
experts explain the issues in the mock scenes.
International Commercial Arbitration: A
3-Part Series of Educational DVD’s
In its 3-part series of educational DVD’s, International
Commercial Arbitration contains 15 hours
of content on 6 DVD’s. Each DVD includes 5 hours
of mock scenes and commentaries, a Study Guide by
Prof. David D. Caron (Boalt Hall School of
Law, University of California at Berkeley) and supplemental
materials.
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Arbitral
Advocacy: Mock Arbitration Proceedings and Commentary
Designed to demonstrate and explain the craft of advocacy
in international arbitration, this set of 4 DVD’s
contains approximately 6 hours of mock scenes and expert
commentary. Mock case documents and Tips for Teachers
can be viewed directly from your PC.
Act
1: Case Strategy and Written Advocacy
Act 2: Pre-Hearing Advocacy
Act 3: Advocacy with Witness Testimony
Act 4: Oral Advocacy
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The Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal at 25: The Cases Everyone Needs to Know for Investor-State & International Arbitration
The Institiute for Transnational Arbitration's Academic Council is proud to present published papers originally prepared for presentation at the annual ITA-ASIL Conference, The Iran-U.S. Claims Tribunal, in Washington, D.C. March 2006.
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Investment Treaty in Arbitration in the 21st Century:
Scenes from a Mock International Arbitration with Expert Commentary
This 2 DVD set is designed to demonstrate and explain investor-State disputes under invesment treaties in international arbitration. The program includes 6 hours of mock scenes and commentaries written and performed by an international cast of experts to illuminate the ordinarily private world of international arbitration. Each DVD contains a Study Guide by Prof. David D. Caron (Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California at Berkeley).
Act 1: Birth of an ICSID Case
Act 2: Organization of the Defense and Proceedings
Act 3: The Hearing on Jurisdiction
Act 4: The Merits, the Award and Annulment
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