Bibliographie sélective OHADA

Articles The Seven Cardinal Sins of Investment Dispute Settlement Investment Arbitration in the New Era: Engine or Obstacle in the Fight Against Climate Change? The UNIDROIT Principles as a Tool for the Internationalisation of Contracts by Arbitral Tribunals AI: The Modern Tribunal Assistant – Impact on Enforceability of Arbitral Awards under the New York Convention Automation & Augmentation: Artificial Intelligence in International Arbitration The IBA Guidelines on Conflicts of Interest in International Arbitration 2024 CIETAC: Overview of Dispute Resolution in the Digital Environment in China Swiss Supreme Court rejects CJEU’s Komstroy ruling Romania’s Supreme Court Decides that Associations and Foundations Based in Romania Can Only Set Up Arbitral Institutions if Authorized by Law Book Review – On Arbitration: V. V. Veeder QC, Selected Writings and Contributions to the Development of Law (Wordsworth & Veeder (eds), OUP 2023) Book Review – Investment Arbitration and Climate Change (Ipp & Magnusson (eds), Kluwer 2024)

- Právní aspekty zavedení Centrální bankovní digitální měny (CBDC) v Evropě: výzvy a; - Novinky ve světě fintech; - Riziko praní špinavých peněz v kryptoprostoru; - Povolenie na poskytovanie služieb kryptoaktív podľa nariadenia MiCA – vybrané regulačné aspekty v podmienkach Slovenskej republiky; - Nekalé obchodní praktiky a nekalosoutěžní jednání v bankovním marketingu; - Finančné inovácie ako determinant súčasnej a anticipovanej regulácie na finančnom trhu v kontexte neoprávneného podnikania; Outsourcing marketingových aktivit v bankovním sektoru; Několik poznámek k dlouhodobému investičnímu produktu.

Sborník příspěvků z konference. OBSAH - Kdo odpovídá za škodu způsobenou zvířetem? Otázka odpovědnosti a náhrady škody ve vztahu k živočišné říši - Náhrada nemajetkové újmy na zdraví: smíření s Metodikou, návrat k prováděcím předpisům nebo třetí cesta? - Náhrada škody v případech věcí, které jsou předmětem zvláštní obliby - Náhrada škody v případě neprodejnosti výrobků obsahující hhc látky a celkový dopad na podnikání jednotlivců - Právo na zadostiučinění v souvislosti s rozhodováním orgánů družstva - Újma způsobená neprodloužením života závažně nemocné osoby

The UNCITRAL Model Clauses on Specialized Express Dispute Resolution (SPEDR) (2024) (the “Model Clauses”) have been developed and adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. The Model Clauses, accompanied by explanatory notes, offer customized solutions designed to be adapted and adjusted to suit the particular circumstances and preferences of the parties, building on the UNCITRAL Expedited Arbitration Rules. Designed as a resource for businesses and practitioners engaging in international dispute resolution, especially when speed and technical expertise are crucial factors, the Model Clauses provide parties with tailored means to settle disputes in an expeditious manner, ensuring the integrity and effectiveness of their dispute resolution processes, while catering for their unique needs. The Four Model Clauses presented are: Model Clause on Highly Expedited Arbitration Model Clause on Adjudication Model Clause on Technical Advisers Model Clause on Confidentiality

The UNCITRAL Model Clauses on Specialized Express Dispute Resolution (SPEDR) (2024) (the “Model Clauses”) have been developed and adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. The Model Clauses, accompanied by explanatory notes, offer customized solutions designed to be adapted and adjusted to suit the particular circumstances and preferences of the parties, building on the UNCITRAL Expedited Arbitration Rules. Designed as a resource for businesses and practitioners engaging in international dispute resolution, especially when speed and technical expertise are crucial factors, the Model Clauses provide parties with tailored means to settle disputes in an expeditious manner, ensuring the integrity and effectiveness of their dispute resolution processes, while catering for their unique needs. The Four Model Clauses presented are: Model Clause on Highly Expedited Arbitration Model Clause on Adjudication Model Clause on Technical Advisers Model Clause on Confidentiality

The UNCITRAL Model Clauses on Specialized Express Dispute Resolution (SPEDR) (2024) (the “Model Clauses”) have been developed and adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. The Model Clauses, accompanied by explanatory notes, offer customized solutions designed to be adapted and adjusted to suit the particular circumstances and preferences of the parties, building on the UNCITRAL Expedited Arbitration Rules. Designed as a resource for businesses and practitioners engaging in international dispute resolution, especially when speed and technical expertise are crucial factors, the Model Clauses provide parties with tailored means to settle disputes in an expeditious manner, ensuring the integrity and effectiveness of their dispute resolution processes, while catering for their unique needs. The Four Model Clauses presented are: Model Clause on Highly Expedited Arbitration Model Clause on Adjudication Model Clause on Technical Advisers Model Clause on Confidentiality

The UNCITRAL Model Clauses on Specialized Express Dispute Resolution (SPEDR) (2024) (the “Model Clauses”) have been developed and adopted by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. The Model Clauses, accompanied by explanatory notes, offer customized solutions designed to be adapted and adjusted to suit the particular circumstances and preferences of the parties, building on the UNCITRAL Expedited Arbitration Rules. Designed as a resource for businesses and practitioners engaging in international dispute resolution, especially when speed and technical expertise are crucial factors, the Model Clauses provide parties with tailored means to settle disputes in an expeditious manner, ensuring the integrity and effectiveness of their dispute resolution processes, while catering for their unique needs. The Four Model Clauses presented are: Model Clause on Highly Expedited Arbitration Model Clause on Adjudication Model Clause on Technical Advisers Model Clause on Confidentiality

This glossary is the first edition of legal and other terms that micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) will encounter while trading under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). The aim of the glossary is to help users understand legal, commercial and customs terms found in the AfCFTA Agreement as it has been crafted with inputs and guidance from the African private sector, including MSMEs, women and youth entrepreneurs, and business support institutions striving to improve the African business environment.

The authors’ aim in writing The Concise Encyclopedia of Business Ethics (CEBE) was to provide readers with a useful, concise overview of key issues in business ethics. Our aim is not to be exhaustive, but to provide key definitions, main areas of controversy, and pointers for further reading. It is hoped that it will provide a useful reference guide for students, as well as a starting point for scholars in adjacent fields. Our commitment to sticking to what we consider to be essential topics inevitably means that some readers will find that we have left out what they take to be important topics. For the most part, we stand by our editorial choices. However, as a digital document, it is possible that the CEBE will change and grow slightly over the coming years. Readers are free to provide feedback and suggestions by emailing the authors jointly at editors@bejr.org

Les promesses des technologies au service du commerce – l'ensemble de technologies grâce auxquelles le commerce mondial peut devenir plus efficace, plus inclusif et plus durable – sont nombreuses, depuis la facilitation des échanges jusqu'aux gains d'efficacité et à la réduction des coûts en passant par l'amélioration de la transparence et de la résilience des chaînes d'approvisionnement. Certes, l'innovation technologique existe, mais le plus grand défi en ce qui concerne l'adoption des technologies au service du commerce à l'échelle mondiale consistera à mettre en place une coordination internationale des politiques. Les accords commerciaux peuvent jouer un rôle primordial. En dépit des efforts actuels en vue d'introduire des dispositions relatives au commerce numérique, il subsiste nombre de possibilités inexploitées et de politiques inexplorées. Cette publication conjointe du Forum économique mondial et de l'OMC examine de quelle façon les accords commerciaux pourraient être mobilisés pour faire progresser l'adoption des technologies numériques et la numérisation du commerce.

This reprint covers 27 papers published in the Special Issue entitled Corporate Finance, Governance, and Social Responsibility, which examines several topics related to corporate finance, financial modeling, corporate governance, and corporate social responsibility. Corporate finance-related articles (Anton and Afloarei Nucu, 2021; Bae et al., 2023; Kedzior et al., 2020; Lts and Lukason, 2022; Miglo, 2020; Mihail et al., 2021; Mota and Moreira, 2023; Tsolas, 2021; Tudose et al., 2021; and Wen et al., 2021) focus on the drivers of the capital structure and firm performance, the effect of working capital management on profitability, and the link between derivative use and profitability. Regarding financial modeling, stock market volatility was explored during COVID-19 (Gherghina et al., 2021). Corporate governance studies (Aluchna and Kuszewski, 2020; Ararat et al., 2021; Ding and Chea, 2021; Kjrland et al., 2020; Loureno et al., 2021; Lukason and Camacho-Miano, 2020; Maier and Yurtoglu, 2022; Mihail and Dumitrescu, 2021; Mihail et al., 2022; Mihail and Micu, 2021; and Pourmansouri et al., 2022) examine the effect of corporate governance compliance practices, board attributes, or employee stock option plans on bankruptcy risk, performance, firm value, or earnings management. Regarding CSR (Bozos et al., 2022; Rossi et al., 2021; Saeed and Sroufe, 2021; Singh and Hong, 2023; and Tseng and Shih, 2022), the research focuses on how CSR affects financial performance, risk management, or analyst profits estimates.

The author of Third Party Funding in International Arbitration challenges the structural inconsistencies of the current practices of arbitration funding by arguing that third party funding should be a forum of justice, rather than a forum of profit. The author introduces a new methodology with an alternative way of structuring third party funding to solve a set of practical problems generated by the risk of claim control by the funder.