Sovereign immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities: recent trends in practice

Munir Maniruzzaman

Sovereign immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities: recent trends in practice

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Abstract

In today’s global marketplace it is common for States to become involved in various commercial activities through State-owned enterprises. National practices regarding sovereign immunity are so diverse that formulating rules of universal application is a very difficult task. That task is even more complex when State-owned enterprises are involved in international business transactions. The purpose of this chapter is to highlight recent trends and issues in the area of sovereign immunity that are frequently encountered in international arbitration.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	ICDR Handbook on International Arbitration Practice
Editors	International Centre for Dispute Resolution
Place of Publication	Huntington, NY
Publisher	Jurinet LLC
Chapter	27
Pages	379-396
Number of pages	17
Edition	2nd
ISBN (Print)	9781937518899
Publication status	Published - 1 May 2017

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Maniruzzaman, M. (2017). Sovereign immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities: recent trends in practice. In I. C. F. D. R. (Ed.), ICDR Handbook on International Arbitration Practice (2nd ed., pp. 379-396). Jurinet LLC. https://arbitrationlaw.com/library/sovereign-immunity-and-enforcement-arbitral-awards-against-state-entities-recent-trends-0

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Maniruzzaman, M 2017, Sovereign immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities: recent trends in practice. in ICFDR (ed.), ICDR Handbook on International Arbitration Practice. 2nd edn, Jurinet LLC, Huntington, NY, pp. 379-396. <https://arbitrationlaw.com/library/sovereign-immunity-and-enforcement-arbitral-awards-against-state-entities-recent-trends-0>

Sovereign immunity and the enforcement of arbitral awards against state entities: recent trends in practice. / Maniruzzaman, Munir.
ICDR Handbook on International Arbitration Practice. ed. / International Centre for Dispute Resolution. 2nd. ed. Huntington, NY: Jurinet LLC, 2017. p. 379-396.

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