China and International Arbitration
About This Course
At the end of the course, participants will:
1. Learn about the practice and rules of Chinese arbitral institutions;
2. Acquire knowledge of the following topics relating to commercial arbitration in China: the PRC Arbitration Law; how courts in China approach the enforcement and interpretation of arbitration agreements
3. Learn how courts in China approach questions of arbitration procedure and the grant of interim reliefLearn about the practice and rules of Chinese arbitral institutions;
4. Learn how courts in China approach the annulment of Chinese arbitral awards and the enforcement of foreign arbitral awards; and
3. Learn about arbitration in Hong Kong as it relates to mainland Chinese parties, including recent arrangements to do with the grant of interim relief in support of international arbitration.
What You'll Learn
China's expanding influence has been accompanied by a maturing of its legal framework for arbitration, as well as an increasingly active role in investor-state dispute settlement. This course undertakes a detailed examination of all facets of commercial arbitration in China, set within the context of China's transformational economic rise. It also explores salient issues that arise in commercial and investor-state arbitrations involving Chinese parties or China. Attention will be drawn to the import and impact of recent developments, including the South China Sea and the Belt and Road Initiative, as well as China's relationship with India, ASEAN and the US.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law