The new UN Convention on mediation (aka the ‘Singapore Convention’) – Why it’s important for Hong Kong

Author

Nadja ALEXANDER, Singapore Management UniversityFollow
Shou Yu CHONG, Singapore Management UniversityFollow

Publication Type

Transcript

Publication Date

4-2019

Abstract

This article introduces the Singapore Convention on Mediation, whilst providing a Hong Kong perspective. It argues that the Convention is an important tool for both commercial disputes and investor-state disputes.

Keywords

Mediation, Singapore Convention on Mediation, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Investor-State Mediation, Mediated Settlement Agreements, Hong Kong

Discipline

Dispute Resolution and Arbitration

Research Areas

Dispute Resolution; Asian and Comparative Legal Systems

Publication

Hong Kong Lawyer [香港律師]

First Page

26

Last Page

33

ISSN

1464-6595

Publisher

Legal Business on Asia Ltd

Citation

ALEXANDER, Nadja and CHONG, Shou Yu. The new UN Convention on mediation (aka the ‘Singapore Convention’) – Why it’s important for Hong Kong. (2019). Hong Kong Lawyer [香港律師]. 26-33.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/2938

Copyright Owner and License

Sweet & Maxwell

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