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Esin Arbitration Quarterly - December 2022

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As we enter the last quarter of 2022, changes and developments continue to occur in the world of international arbitration.

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Dr. Ismail Esin
Dr. Ismail Esin
Yalin Akmenek
Yalin Akmenek
Demet Kasarcioglu
Demet Kasarcioglu
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As we enter the last quarter of 2022, changes and developments continue to occur in the world of international arbitration. On one hand, jurisprudence on the different aspects of international arbitration is expanding with the decisions of arbitral tribunals and courts. On the other hand, remarkable developments are occurring with regards to investment arbitration especially due to the monumental changes regarding the protection of energy investments.

In this sixth issue of Esin Arbitration Quarterly, we provide insight on some of the most significant court decisions and developments regarding international arbitration around the world; in the fall of 2022.

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