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The Dispute Resolution Review
Following the succes of the first and second editions of this work, the third edition now extends to some 57 jurisdictions and we are fortunate, once again, to have the benefit og incisive views and commentary from a distinguished legal practitioner in each jurisdiction. Each chapter has been extensively update to reflect recent events and provide a snapshot of key developments expected in 2011.
As foreshadowed in the perface to the first and second editions, the fallout from the credit crunch and the ensuing new world economic order has accelerated the political will for greater international consistency, accountability and solidarity between states.
Goverments' increasing emphais on national and cross-border regulation - particulary in the financial sector - has contributed to the proliferation of legilation and, while some regulators have gained more freedom through extra powers and duties, others have disappeared or had their powers limited. This in turn has sparked growth in the number of disputes as regulators and the regulated take their first step in the new environtment in which they find themselves. As in often the case, the challenge facing the practitioner is to keep abreast of the rapidly evolving legal landscape and fashion his practice to the needs of his client to ensure thet he remains effective, competitive and highly responsive to client objectives while mantaining quality.
The challenging economic climate of the last few years has also led clients to look increasingly outside the traditional methods of settling disputes and consider more offer a more economic solution. This trend is, in part, responsible for the decisions by some goverments and non-govermental bodies to invest in new centres for alternative dispute resolution, particulary in emerging markets across Eastern Europe and in the Middle East and Asia.
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