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I INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION (44) Klaus-Peter Berger, International Economic Arbitration (Kluwer) Marc Blessing, Introduction to Arbitration Swiss and International Perspectives Basel (Helbing & Lichtenhahn) Gary Born, International Arbitration and Forum Selection Agreements: Planning Drafting and Enforcing, The Hague (Kluwer Law International) Gary Born, International Commercial Arbitration – Commentary and Materials, The Hague (Transnational Publishers / Kluwer Law International 2nd Edition) 2001 Henry Brown & Arthur Marriott, ADR Principles and Practice (Sweet & Maxwell, 3rd edition 1999) Thomas Carbonneau, Cases and Materials on Commercial Arbitration and Documentary Supplement, 3rd edition (Juris Publishing) 2003 Thomas Carbonneau, Law and Practice of Arbitration (Juris Publishing) 2003 Thomas Carbonneau (ed.), Lex Mercatoria and Arbitration A Discussion of the New Law Merchant, revised edition (Juris Publising / Kluwer Law International) 1998 Jack Coe, International Commercial Arbitration: American Principles and Practice in a Global Context (Transnational Publishers) 1997 10 W Lawrence Craig, William W Park & Jan Paulsson, Annotated Guide to the 1998 ICC Arbitration Rules with Commentary (Oceana) 1998 11 W Lawrence Craig, William W Park & Jan Paulsson, International Chamber of Commerce Arbitration, 3rd edition, Dobbs Ferry / NY (Oceana) 2000 12 René David, Arbitration in International Trade (Kluwer Law and Taxation) 1985 13 Matthieu de Boissộson, Le droit franỗais de l'arbitrage interne et international, 2nd edition, Paris (GLN Joly) 1990 14 Yves Derains and Eric A Schwartz, A Guide to the New ICC Rules of Arbitration, The Hague et al (Kluwer) 1998 15 Martin Domke, The Law and Practice of Commercial Arbitration, Chicago 1968 with Supplement 1974 16 Fouchard, Gaillard, Goldman on International Commercial Arbitration (ed by Emmanuel Gaillard and John Savage), Kluwer Law International 1999 17 Jack Goldsmith, International Dispute Resolution (Transnational Publishers) 18 Jonathan Hill, International Commercial Disputes in English Courts (Hart 3rd edition) 2005 19 Howard M Holtzmann and Joseph E Neuhaus, A Guide to the UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration Legislative History and Commentary (Kluwer) 1989 / 1994 20 Martin H Hunter & Toby Landau, The English Arbitration Act 1996: Text and Notes (Kluwer) 1998 21 Julian D M Lew, ed Contemporary Problems in International Arbitration, London (CCLS, now Kluwer) 1986 22 Julian D M Lew, ed., The Immunity of Arbitrators (Lloyds of London Press) 1990 23 Julian D M Lew, Loukas A Mistelis and Stefan Kröll, Comparative International Commercial Arbitration, Kluwer Law International 2003 24 Loukas A Mistelis and Julian D M Lew, Pervasive Problems in International Arbitration, Kluwe Law International 2006 25 Robert M Merkin, Arbitration Act - An Annotated Guide (LLP) 2nd edition 2000 (An excellent commentary on the English Arbitration Act 1996) 26 Michael J Mustill and Stewart C Boyd, Commercial Arbitration, 2d edition, London and Edinburgh (Butterworths) 1989 27 Michael J Mustill and Stewart C Boyd, Commercial Arbitration 2001 Companion, 2d edition, London and Edinburgh (Butterworths) 2001 28 Jean-Franỗois Poudret et Sébastien Besson, Droit comparé de l’arbitrage interna¬tional, (Bruylant, LGDJ & Schulthess 2002) 29 Hilmar Raeschke-Kessler and Klaus Peter Berger, Recht und Praxis des Schiedsverfahrens, Köln ( RWS Verlag Kommunikationsforum, 3rd edition) 1999 30 Alan Redfern & Martin Hunter with Nigel Blackaby and Constantine Partasides, Law and Practice of International Commercial Arbitration (Sweet & Maxwell 4th edition) 2004 31 W Michael Reismann, W Laurence Craig, William W Park & Jan Paulsson, International Commercial Arbitration, Cases, Materials and Notes on the Resolution of In¬ternational Business Disputes (Foundation Press) 1997 32 Jean Robert, L'arbitrage -droit interne, droit international prive, 6th edition, Paris (Dalloz) 1993 33 Russell on Arbitration, edited by David St Sutton, Judith Gill, 22nd edition, London (Sweet & Maxwell 2003) 34 Adam Samuel, Jurisdictional Problems in International Commercial Arbitration: A Study of Belgian, Dutch, English, French, Swedish, US, and West German Law, Zürich (Schulthess) 1989 35 Pieter Sanders, Quo Vadis Arbitration, (Kluwer Law International) 1999 36 Pieter Sanders, ed [now Jan Paulsson, ed], International Handbook on Commercial Arbitration, The Hague 1984 37 Pieter Sanders, “Trends in the Field of International Commercial Arbitration”, in RECUEIL DES COURS, 1975-II, 207 II 38 Petar Šarčević, (ed.), Essays on International Commercial Arbitration (Graham & Trotman / Martinus Nijhoff) 1989 39 John Tackaberry and Arthur L Marriott, eds., Bernstein’s Handbook of Arbitration and Dispute Resolution Practice, London (Sweet & Maxwell, 4th edition 2003) 40 Tibor Várady, John J Barceló, III, Arthur T von Mehren, International Commercial Arbitration – A Transnational Perspective, St Paul, Minn (West Group – American Casebook Series, 2nd edition) 2002 41 G Wetter, The International Arbitral Process: Public and Private (Dobbs Ferry, 1979), volumes 1-5 Materials 42 Babak Barin, ed., Carswell's Handbook of International Dispute Resolution Rules, (Carswell) Toronto 1999 43 Eric E Bergsten, ed., International Commercial Arbitration (Oceana) 44 Reisman, Craig, Park and Paulsson, Documentary supplement to International Commercial Arbitration: Cases Materials and Notes on the Resolution of International Business Disputes (see above – Section 1) 1997 INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION: CONTRACTS AND ARBITRATION (111) The FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Civil Engineering Work (the Red Book)” including inter alia: a FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Civil Engineering Work (the Red Book) b FIDIC Conditions for Design-Build and Turnkey (The Yellow Book) c FIDIC Conditions for EPC/Turnkey Projects (The Silver Book) Jane Jenkins and Simon Stebbings, International Construction Arbitration Law (Kluwer 2013) John Hinchey and Troy Harris, International Construction Arbitration Handbook, (2013 Nael G Bunni, The FIDIC Form of Contract, 3rd Ed (Blackwell Oxford 2005) Ellis Baker, Ben Mellors, Scott Chalmers, and Anthony Lavers, FIDIC Contracts: Law and Practice, (Informa Law 2009) Axel-Volkmar Jaeger and Götz-Sebastian Hök, FIDIC – A Guide for Practitioners (Springer-Verlag 2010) Jeremy Glover & Simon Hughes, Understanding the New FIDIC Red Book, (Sweet & Maxwell, 2006) John Uff, Construction Law (Sweet & Maxwell, 2013, 11th Ed.) Keating on Construction Contracts and Supplement 10 Emden’s Construction Law 11 Hudson’s Building and Engineering Contracts and Supplement 12 The Award, in Jacob Grierson and Annet van Hooft , Arbitrating under the 2012 ICC Rules, (Kluwer Law International 2012) 13 Fadri Lenggenhager, Part II: Commentary on the ICC Rules, in Manuel Arroyo (ed), Arbitration in Switzerland: The Practitioner's Guide, (Kluwer Law International 2013) 14 Fritz Nicklisch, “Realization of privately financed infrastructure projects – Economic viability, contract structure, risk management” 15 J Tieder, “The Globalisation of Construction – Evolving International Standards of Construction Law” 16 Donald Charrett, A Common Law of Construction Contracts—or Vive la Difference, (2012) ICLR 72 17 Philip Chan Chuen Fye, Different Models For Securing Payment In Construction Contracts: A Singaporean Case Study, (2013) ICLR 296 18 Gotz-Sebastian Hok, Employer’s Requirements In Design-Build Contracts Under FIDIC—A Comparative Study, (2012) ICLR 121 19 Andrew Chew & Georgina Crouch, Equipment Procurement Contracts—Managing the Key Drivers, (2014) ICLR 355 20 Christopher Wong, Recent Developments on Demand Bonds and Guarantees in England and Australia, (2012) ICLR 51 21 Ola Nisja, “The Engineer in International Construction: Agent? Mediator? Adjudicator?” ICLR 230 (2004) 22 Vera Van Houtte, “The Role and Responsibility of the Owner” 23 Donald Charrett, “The Engineer is Dead, Long Live the Engineer” 24 David Bateson, “Impartiality of the Engineer” 25 Beth Lyon, The Role of the Consulting Engineer in Developing Country Construction Under the FIDIC Form of Contract 26 Timothy Leone Ganado, How PFI/PPP Interface Agreements in the UK Healthcare Sector Operate in Practice, (2014) ICLR 62 27 Peter Friedrich Bultmann, Public-Private Consortia: a Model for PPP and Public Procurement Law Assessment, (2013) ICLR 267 28 Joseph Huse, “Use of the FIDIC Silver Book in the Context of a BOT Project,” ICLR (2000) 384 29 Richard Appuhn & Eric Eggink, “The Contractor’s View of the MDB Harmonised Version of the New Red Book,” ICLR (2006) 30 Matthew Bell, “Will the Silver Book Become the World Bank’s New Gold Standard? The Interrelation between the World Bank’s Infrastructure Procurement Policies and FIDIC’s Construction Contracts”, ICLR (2004), p.164 31 Dee Davenport, “Size Matters- Access to Public Procurement by Small and Medium Enterprises in the EU Construction Sector”, ICLR (2008), p 85 32 Adrian Brown & Miranda Ramphul, Transparency, Award Criteria and Framework Agreement in Public Procurement: A Review of Recent Case Law, ICLR (2009) 367 33 Adrian Brown & Miranda Ramphul, Public Procurement and Development Agreements and an Update on the Construction Bill, ICLR (2010) 253 34 HH Humphrey Lloyd, “Prevalent Philosophies of Risk Allocation: An Overview” paper presented to the “World Conference on Construction Risk”, ICLR (1996) 145 35 Peter Fenn, “Review of International Practice of the Allocation of Risk of Ground Conditions” ICLR (2000) 439 36 Jan Van Dunne, “The Changing of the Guard: Force Majeure and Frustration in Construction Contracts—the Foreseeability Requirement Replaced by Normative Risk Allocation” ICLR (2002) 162 37 Götz-Sebastian Hök, Payments And Disputes Under Fidic, In Particular Under The Fidic Silver Book – The Sedgman Case, (2014) ICLR 310 38 Nathan D O’Malley, Recent California Case Law Affecting Risk Mitigation in Construction Contracts, (2014) ICLR 151 39 AR Marshall, “Delay, Progress and Programming”, (2010) ICLR p 137 40 Ian Bailey, “Concurrency, Causation, Common sense and Compensation”, (2010) ICLR p.198 41 Franco Mastrandrea, The Evaluation of Plant Claims in Construction, (2011) ICLR 295 42 Tony Marshall, “Delay Progress and Programming”, ICLR (2010) 136 43 F Mastrandrea, Concurrent Delay in Construction – Principles and Challenges, ICLR (2014) 84 44 Andrew Stephenson, “Early Completion and Its Effect on Contractor’s Right to an Extension of Time”, ICLR (2011) 328 45 E Kratochvilova & M Mendelblat, “Testing the Water—A New FIDIC Subcontract” (2011) ICLR 47 46 L di Paolo & P Spanu, “Back to Back Contracts” (2009) ICLR 489 47 J F Pulkowski, “The subcontractor’s Direct Claim in International Business Law”, (2004) ICLR 31 48 Emma Kratochvilova & Michael Medelblat, The FIDIC Subcontract, First Edition (2012) ICRL 104 49 F Chaix & S Marchand, “Right of Recourse of Employer against a Sub-contractor” (1998) 15 ICLR 211 50 J Winter, FIDIC Conditions and FCEC Sub-Contract, (1997) 14 ICLR 433 51 Chao-Duivis, Subcontracting in Europe: The Results of a Questionnaire, (2013) ICLR 319 52 Christopher Seppala, “Contractor’s Claims Under the FIDIC Contracts for Major Works, paper in 2005 International Construction Contracts and Dispute Resolution Conference in Cairo” 53 Nael Bunni, “The Gap in Sub-clause 20.7 of the 1999 FIDIC Contracts for Major Works,” (2005) ICLR 272 54 C Seppala, “Enforcement by an Arbitral Award of Binding but not Final Engineer’s or DAB’s Decision under the FIDIC Conditions,” (2009) ICLR 414 55 Carroll Dorgan, “The ICC’s New Dispute Board Rules”, (2005) ICLR 142 56 Dale Brackin, “Sub-clause 20.5 of the FIDIC Contracts and Amiable Dispute Resolution” (2006) ICLR 442 57 Sundaresh Menon, Origins and Aspirations: Developing an International Construction Court, ICLR (2014) 342 58 Donald Charrett, The ‘Best’ Method of Resolution of Construction Disputes: Elusive or Illusory? (2013) ICLR 88 59 “Final Report on Construction Industry Arbitrations” ICC International Court of Arbitration Bulletin Vol 12/No – Fall 2001 60 Christopher Seppalla, “The Arbitration Clause in the New FIDIC Contracts” 61 ASA Paper on “Do’s and Don’ts” in Arbitration 62 Christopher Seppalla, “Obtaining the Right International Arbitral Tribunal: A Practitioner’s View”, ICLR 98 (2008) 63 John Tieder, “Factors to Consider in the Choice of Procedural and Substantive Law in International Arbitration,” Journal of International Arbitration 20(4) (2003) 393; 64 R H Christie, “The Law Governing an International Engineering Contract” 65 Philip Britton, Oxalic Acid and the Applicable Law: the Rome Convention and Construction 66 Humphrey Lloyd, Multi-Party Clauses and Agreements 67 F Nicklisch, “Multi-Party Arbitration and Dispute Resolution in Major Industrial Projects” (1994) 11(4) J Int Arb, p 57 68 S Brekoulakis, Third Parties in International Commercial Arbitration (OUP 2010) para 2.271 et seq 69 Baruch Baigel, The Emergency Arbitrator Procedure under the 2012 ICC Rules: A Juridical Analysis, Journal of International Arbitration, (Kluwer Law International 2014, Volume 31 Issue 1) pp – 18 70 Serge Lazareff, Terms of Reference, ICC Bulletin, Vol 17(1) (2006) p.21 71 Humphrey Lloyd, The Proceedings up to the Hearing, Paper in Moscow ICC Master Class (2009) 72 Nathan O’Malley, An Annotated Commentary of the 2010 Revised IBA Rules of Evidence for International Arbitration, ICLR [2010], 463 73 Bernard Hanotiau, Document Production in International Arbitration: A Tentative Definition of Best Practices, ICC Bulletin (2006) 74 Vera van Houtte, “Arbitral Procedure at the Dawn of the New Millennium: Partyappointed experts & Tribunal-appointed experts” 75 Natalie Voser and Anna Katharina Mueller, Appointment of Experts by the Arbitral Tribunal: A civil law perspective 76 Virginia Hamilton, Document Production in ICC Arbitration, ICC Bulletin (2006) 77 Yves Derains, Towards Greater Efficiency in Document Production before Arbitral Tribunals – A continental viewpoint, ICC Bulletin (2006) 78 Olivier Kott, The Benefits of a Civil Approach in International Arbitration, ICLR 30 (2013) 79 Andrew Stephenson, “Concurrency, Causation, Common Sense and Compensation (Part I)”, ICLR 165 (2010) 80 Ian Bailey, “Concurrency, Causation, Common Sense and Compensation (Part I)”, ICLR 197 (2010) 81 G Smith and J Perry, “The Evolution of Global Claims and Laing Management (Scotland) Ltd V John Doyle Construction Ltd”, ICLR 212 (2005) 82 Who Owns the Float? A Scandinavian Perspective, ICLR 379 (2013) 83 Bart Ceenaeme, “ICSID Arbitration as an Option for International Construction Disputes”, ICLR 220 [2011] 84 John Uff & Alexander Uff, The Availability of Treaty Arbitration in Construction, ICLR402 [2010] 85 PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (Persero) TBK v CRW Joint Operation [2010] SGHC 202 and CA decision [2011] SGCA 33 86 4A_124/2014, Swiss Federal Tribunal, Decision of the July 2014 87 ICC Interim and Final Award in Case 10619 88 Jivraj v Hashwani [2011] UKSC 40 89 Habaş Sinai Ve Tibbi Gazlar Isthisal Endüstriaş v Sometal, [2010] EWHC 29 (Comm) III 90 AT & T v Saudi Cable [2000] All ER (Comm) 625 91 Laker Airways Inc v FLS Aerospace Ltd, [1999] Lloyd's Rep 45 92 R v Bow Street Metropolitan Stipendiary Magistrate, ex parte Pinochet Ugarte (No 2) [1999] All ER 577, 93 R v Liverpool City Justices, ex p Topping [1983] All ER 490 94 Locabail (UK) Ltd v Bayfield Properties Ltd [2000] All ER 65 95 State of Israel v NIOC, French Cour de Cassation, February 2005 96 Siemens-Dutco decision of the French Cour de Cassation (7 January 1992 – XV Yearbook Com Arb (1992) 12 97 Trafalgar House Construction Limited v Railtrack [1995] 75 BLR 55 98 City & General (Holborn) Limited v AYH Plc [2005] EWHC 2494 (TCC) 99 Lafarge Redland Aggregates v Shephard Hill Civil Engineering Ltd [2000] 100 Stellar Shipping v Hudson Shipping Lines [2010] EWHC 2985 (Comm) 101 Hughes Masonry v Greater Clark County School Bldg 659 F 2d 836 (7th Cir 1981) 102 McBro Planning & Development Co v Triangle Electronic Construction, 741 F 2d 342, 343 (11th Cir 1984) 103 Maxum Foundations v Salus, 779 F 2d 974 (4th Cir 1985) 104 Mpact Construction Group v Superior Concrete Constructors 802 NE 2d 901 (SC Indiana 2004) 105 Simon Carves v Ensus UK (Legal Briefing, 12 of 2011) 106 Channel Tunnel Group Ltd v Balfour Beatty, [1993] 107 Dallah Real Estate and Tourism Holding Company v The Ministry of Religious Affairs, Government of Pakistan [2010] UKSC 46 108 Soleimany v Soleimany [1999] Q.B 785, 979 (English Court of Appeal) 109 Bayindir v Pakistan, ICSID Case No.ARB/03/29 (Decision on Jurisdiction) 110 Metalclad v Mexico, ICSID Case (additional facility) No.ARB(AF)/97/1 111 Salini Construttori v Jordan, ICSID Case No.ARB/02/13 INVESTMENT ARBITRATION (8) N R DOAK BISHOP, JAMES CRAWFORD AND W MICHAEL REISMAN, Foreign Investment Disputes- Cases, Materials and Commentary (Kluwer Law International, 2005) TODD WEILER (ED), International Investment Law and Arbitration – Leading Cases from the ICSID, NAFTA, Bilateral Treaties and Customary International Law (Cameron May, 2005) IV CAMPBELL MACLACHLAN, LAURENCE SHORE AND MATTHEW WEINIGER, International Investment Arbitration (OUP 2007) J D M LEW, L A MISTELIS, S M KRÖLL, Comparative International Commercial Arbitration (Kluwer, 2003) J MERRILLS, International Dispute Settlement (Cambridge UP, 4th ed, 2005) D PALMETER AND P C MAVROIDIS, Dispute Settlement in the World Trade Organization – Practice and Procedure (2nd edition 2003) C H SCHREUER, The ICSID Convention: A Commentary (Cambridge UP and ICSID, 2001) M SORNARAJAH, The International Law on Foreign Investment, (Cambridge UP, 2nd ed, 2004) COMMERCIAL MEDIATION (51) Palmer and Roberts S 4.1.-4.3., S 4.5.-4.7 Lon Fuller, “Mediation – Its Forms and Functions”, in Wendy Trachte-Huber and Stephen Huber, Reaching Agreement in Law and Business (1998) Jeffrey Krivis, “The Five Stages of Mediation”, Mediate.com Gunthia A Savage, “Culture and Mediation: A Red Herring”, Am U J Gender & L 269 (1996¬1997) Stages of Mediation, in H Brown and A Marriott, ADR : Principles and Practice, (1999) at pp 154¬188 Kimberlee K Kovach & Lela P Love, “Risks of Riskin’s Grid”, Harv Negot L Rev 71 (1998) (critique of evaluative-facilitative dichotomy) Mediator’s grid critiqued in this article is briefly described in Palmer and Roberts book Extract: Robert A Baruch Bush, “Transformative Mediation: Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator’s Role and Ethical Standards in Mediation”, 41 Fla L Rev 253 (1989) pp 259-273 Neal Milner, “Mediation and Political Theory: A Critique of Bush and Folger”, 21 Law & Soc Inquiry 738 (1996) Gary Paquin & Linda Harvey, “Therapeutic Jurisprudence, Transformative Mediation and Narrative Mediation: A Natural Connection” Fla Coastal L.J 167 (2001-2002) pp 173-180 10 Robert A Baruch Bush, “Substituting Mediation for Arbitration: The Growing Market for Evaluative Mediation, And What It Means for the ADR Field”, Pepp Disp Resol L.J 111 (2002) 11 Leonard L Riskin, “Understanding Mediators' Orientations, Strategies, and Techniques: A Grid for the Perplexed”, Harv Negot L Rev (1996) 10 12 James K.L Lawrence, “Collaborative Lawyering: A New Development in Conflict Resolution”, 17 Ohio St J on Disp Resol 431 (2002) 13 Leonard Riskin, “The Contemplative Lawyer: On the Potential Contributions of Mindfulness Meditation to Law Students, Lawyers, and their Clients”, Harv Negot L Rev (2002) 14 Kimberlee K Kovach & Lela P Love, "Evaluative" Mediation Is an Oxymoron”, 14 Alternatives to High Cost Litig 31 (1996) Link 15 Lela P Love, “The Top Ten Reasons Why Mediators Should Not Evaluate”, 24 Fla St U L Rev 937 (1997) 16 Robert B Moberly, “Mediator Gag Rules: Is It Ethical for Mediators to Evaluate or Advise?”, 38 S Tex L Rev 669 (1997) 17 Joseph B Stulberg, “Facilitative Versus Evaluative Mediator Orientations: Piercing the "Grid" Lock”, 24 Fla St U L Rev 985 (1997) 18 Murray S Levin, “The Propriety of Evaluative Mediation: Concerns about the Nature and Quality of an Evaluative Opinion”, 16 Ohio St J on Disp Resol 267 (2001) 19 James H Stark, “Ethics of Mediation Evaluation: Some Troublesome Questions and Tentative Proposals, from an Evaluative Lawyer Mediator”, 38 S Tex L Rev 769 (1997) 20 John Bickerman, “Evaluative Mediator Responds”, 14 Alternatives to High Cost Litig 70 (1996) 21 Scott H Hughes, “Facilitative Mediation or Evaluative Mediation: May Your Choice Be a Wise One”, 59 Ala Law 246 (1998) 22 James J Alfini, “Evaluative versus Facilitative Mediation: A Discussion”, 24 Fla St U L Rev 919 (1997) 23 Ellen A Waldman, “The Evaluative-Facilitative Debate in Mediation: Applying the Lens of Therapeutic Jurisprudence”, 82 Marq L Rev 155 (1998) 24 Carrie Menkel-Meadow, “When Dispute Resolution Begets Disputes of its Own: Conflicts Among Dispute Professionals”, 44 UCLA L Rev 1871 (1997) 25 Robert A Baruch Bush & Joseph P Folger, The Promise of Mediation: Responding to Conflict Through Empowerment and Recognition (1994) 26 Brad Honoroff and Susan Opoto, “Mediation Ethics: A Grounded Approach”, Negotiation Journal April 2007 27 Extract: K.Kovach, “Musings on Idea(L)S in the Ethical Regulation of Mediators: Honesty, Enforcement, and Education“, 21 Ohio St J on Disp Resol 123 (2005), pp 123-147, 163-164 28 Robert A Baruch Bush, “A Study of Ethical Dilemmas and Policy Implications”, 1994 J Disp Resol (1994) 23 138 R Boed, ‘State of Necessity as a Justification for Internationally Wrongful Conduct’, Yale Human Rights and Development Journal (2000), 139 A Boyle, ‘State Responsibility and International Liability for Injurious Consequences of Acts Not Prohibited by International Law: A Necessary Distinction?’, ICLQ (1990), 140 I Brownlie, System of the Law of Nations: State Responsibility, Part I (Oxford, 1983) 141 J Charney, ‘Third State Remedies in International Law’, 10 Michigan Journal of International Law (1989), 57 142 J Crawford, The International Law Commission’s Articles on State Responsibility; 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and A.V Lowe, The Settlement of Disputes in International Law (Oxford: OUP, 1999) 181 J Crawford, ‘The Relationship between Sanctions and Countermeasures’, in V Gowlland-Debbas (ed.), United Nations Sanctions and International Law (The Hague: Kluwer, 2001), 57 182 O.Y Elagaby, The Legality of Non-Forcible Counter-Measures in International Law (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1988) 183 L Fisler Damrosch, ‘Enforcing International Law Through Non-Forcible Measures’, 269 RDC (1997), 184 H Fox, ‘States and the Undertaking to Arbitrate’, 37 ICLQ (1988), 185 C Gray and B Kingsbury, ‘Developments in Dispute Settlement: Inter-State Arbitration since 1945’, 63 BYBIL (1992), 97 186 D Greig, ‘Nicaragua v USA: Confrontation over the Jurisdiction of the ICJ’, 62 BYBIL (1991), 119 187 R.Y Jennings, ‘The Role of the International Court of Justice’, 68 BYBIL (1997), 188 A.V Lowe and M Fitzmaurice, Fifty Years of the International Court of Justice (Cambridge: CUP, 1996) 189 A.F Lowenfeld, ‘Unilateral versus 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November 2001 (WT/L/616) 56 United States – Section 110(5) of the US Copyright Act Recourse to Arbitration under Article 25 of the DSU (WT/DS160/ARB/1) 57 Mexico – Tax Measures on Soft Drinks and Other Beverages (WT/DS308), Appellate Body report, paras 40-57 58 Guatemala – Anti-Dumping Investigation Regarding Imports of Portland Cement from Mexico (WT/DS60), DSR 1998:IX [integrity of dispute settlement system, notion of “measure” under AD Agreement] 59 Mexico – Anti-Dumping Investigation of High-Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS) from the United States (WT/DS132), panel report, DSR 2000:III [AD Agreement] 60 United States – Measures Relating to Zeroing and Sunset Reviews (WT/DS322/R), panel report, paras 7.99-7.102 XI 61 United States – Import Prohibition on Certain Shrimp and Shrimp Products (WT/DS58), DSR 1998:VII [objectives of dispute settlement system, admissibility of amicus curiae briefs] 62 EC – Measures Affecting the Prohibition of Asbestos and Asbestos Products (WT/DS135), DSR 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