Abstract
AT THE International Law Association’s Seventy-third Biennial Conference in Rio de Janeiro in 2008, the ILA International Commercial Arbitration Committee reported on ‘Ascertaining the Contents of the Applicable Law in International Commercial Arbitration’ and the Conference adopted a number of recommendations on these topics. The report and recommendations are printed in this issue.1 The Committee’s Rio de Janeiro report was the culmination of two years’ work. Members of the Committee had met on a number of occasions to discuss the issues. Some Committee members produced national reports. The Committee’s report relates to the question of the meaning of the applicable law in international commercial arbitration and how to ascertain it. It endeavours to develop a framework …
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