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1) Hongchuan Zhang-Krogman, Laura Schaeublin, Saptak Sanyal & Zhouquan Lu: “Same Bias, Different Approaches? A Comparative Study on Enforcement Challenges on Grounds of Arbitrator Bias”
2) Md. Luftur Rahman and Sai Ramani Garimella: “Cross-Border Transfer of Personal Data in International Arbitration: Legal and Procedural Challenges”
3) Xianji Wang, Bettina Gomes Omizzolo & Pavel Kvashnin: “UNCITRAL Working Group V: Insolvency Law 67th session, 8-10 December 2025, Vienna Report”
4) Stefan Grundmann: “IACL General Congress 2026 – The World of Law Meets in Berlin”
5) Translation of the Judgment by the Paris Court of Appeal, Division 5, Chamber 16, 10 March 2026, n. 23/08160, translated by Jessica Rado.
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1) Navin G Ahuja and Isha R Bhojwani: “How to Succeed in the Vis Moot: The Moot Alumni Association (MAA) Vis Moot Journey Webinar Series (2022- 2023)”
2) Ajar Rab: “Bridging the Gap: Why India Should Adopt the CISG for International Sale of Goods”
3) Richard Montauk: “The Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot”
4) Nahida Mamache: “UNCITRAL Working Group IV: Electronic Commerce 68th session, 24–28 March 2025, New York Report”
5) Aleksandrs Fillers: “A Scheme for a CISG Dispute”
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]]>1) “’Not All that Fly are Drones’: Towards a Risk-Based Interpretation of Article 2(e) CISG”, Killian Dockrell, Volume 27 Issue 1, pp. 1-16
2) “The FAI Arbitration and Mediation Rules 2024: Key Changes and Practical Insights”, Henrik Sajakorpi, Sanna Kaistinen and Adriana Aravena-Jokelainen, Volume 27 Issue 1, pp. 17-41
3) “The CISG’s (Lack of) General Principles on Set-off and Parties’ Choice Thereof: Case Commentary on the Judgment by the German Federal Supreme Court”, 24 September 2014, CISG-online 2545, Till Maier-Lohmann, Volume 27 Issue 1, pp. 42-52
4) “Translation of the Judgment by the German Federal Supreme Court, 8th Panel for Civil Matters, 24 September 2014, CISG-online 2545”, Till Maier-Lohmann, Volume 27 Issue 1, pp. 53-79
5) “Government Contracts and the CISG: Keynote Speech at the 10th Conference on International Arbitration and the UN Convention for International sale of Goods, Universidad Panamericana, Mexico, 13 February 2025”, Ingeborg Schwenzer, Volume 27 Issue 2, pp. 80-89
6) “The Impact of US Tariffs on International Sales Contracts”, Flavio Peter, Clio Mordivoglia and Carolina Solis Villares, Volume 27 Issue 2, pp. 90-108
7) “The Arbitrators’ Role in Dealing with the Monster of Corruption”, Rodrigo Dabus and Mariana Castelli, Volume 27 Issue 2, pp. 109-126
8) “A Transformative AI-augmented Lawyering Skills Approach for the Vis Moot”, Peng Guo and Alex Wan, Volume 27 Issue 2, pp. 127-134
9) CISG Advisory Council Opinion No. 22, “The Seller’s Liability for Goods Informing Intellectual Property Rights under Art 42 CISG”, Rapporteur: David Tebel, Volume 27 Issue 2, pp. 135-193
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]]>1) Benjamin Hayward: “Free Your Mind: Using the Matrix to Understand the CISG’s Interaction with Non-Harmonised Australian Law”
2) Junmin Zhang, Peng Guo & Shu Zhang: “The Application of the Competence-Competence Principle in Asia-Pacific Jurisdictions: A Comparison among Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR and Singapore”
3) Xi Zhang, Rozanah Ab Rahman & Hanna Ambaras Khan: “Limits and Overcoming the Application of the Burden of Proof in Jurisdictional Disputes in ICSID Arbitration”
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]]>1) Aaron Tan: “The Relevance of Prejudice in International Commercial Arbitration”
2) Benjamin J Hicks: “The Controversies of Applying the Good Faith Principle (Art. 7(1) CISG) in an Australian Context”
3) Navin G Ahuja & Isha R Bhojwani: “How to Succeed in the Vis Moot: The Moot Alumni Association (MAA) Vis Moot Journey Webinar Series (2021-2022).”
4) Charles Ho Wang Mak: “Book Review: ‘Taming the Guerrilla in International Commercial Arbitration’ (2022, by Navin G Ahuja)”
5) María Paula Herrera Duque: “Case Translation: Spanish Supreme Court, Decision of 9 July 2014, International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. v Ramón Sabater, SA (CISG-online 2578)”
6) Patrick Lam: “Case Translation: Chinese Supreme Court, Decision of 30 June 2014, ThyssenKrupp Metallurgical Prods. GmbH v Sinochem Overseas Comp.(CISG-online 2847)”
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]]>1) Camilla Baasch Andersen, Kun Fan, Qiao Liu, Ulrich G Schroeter & Lisa Toohey: “Incorporation by Reference of General Terms and Conditions into a CISG Contract: The Experts Debate”
2) Shengming Zhang, Anna Isfort & Yuyang Wang: “Filling the Gap: Security for Costs in Chinese Arbitration Law”
3) Raoul Sievers: “Case Translation and Commentary: German Federal Court of Justice, Judgment of 26 November 2020 – I ZR 245/19 (Ground Mace Case)”
4) Jie Ouyang: “Case Translation: Chinese Supreme Court, Decision of 29 September 2019, Tsuwa Club Ltd. v CECEP (Tianjin) Investment Group Co., Ltd.“
5) Tom J Vennmanns: “Case Translation: District Court ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Decision of 26 January 2011, Heras Mobile Fencing & Security v Kurt Leirich Mietservice (CISG-online 5324)”
6) Omnia Taher Gadalla: “Case Translation: Egyptian Supreme Court, Decision of 23 June 2020, AWB v General Company for Silos and Storage (CISG-online 5708)”
7) Galo Márquez Ruiz: “Case Translation: 4th Civil Court of First Instance, City of Tijuana, State of Baja California, Mexico, Decision of 3 September 2010, Metals Case (CISG-online 3851)”
8) Igor Georg Bechtlufft: “Case Translation: Spanish Supreme Court, Decision of 17 February 1998, Sociedad Cooperativa Epis-Centre v La Palentina, S.A (CISG-online 1333)”
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