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For more than 30 years,the ICC Institute of World Business
Law has been contributing to strenghen the links between the academic world and practicing lawyers.
The ICC Institute of World Business Law created the
Prize of 10 000 € for an excellent thesis on International commercial law.
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| The ICC Institute of World Business Law Prize aims to contribute towards the understanding and progress of international commercial law around the world and to encourage those engaged in focused research on legal issues affecting international business. The ICC Institute Prize is designed to recognize excellent legal writing in the field of international commercial law, including arbitration. |
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Proving the interest of practicing lawyers in the promotion of research on international commercial law, law firms and legal departments have sponsored the two first editions of the Prize: BNP Paribas (France), Bonelli Erede Pappalardo (Italy), Bredin Prat (France), Erden & Erden (Turkey), Hengeler Mueller (Germany), L.O. Baptista (Brazil), Slaughter & May (United Kingdom) and Uria Menendez (Spain).
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The ICC Prize is open to:
- doctoral dissertations and long essays,
- drafted in French or English, the two official languages of ICC,
- on international commercial law (including arbitration).
For the flyer of the Institute Prize click here.
For complete information on the entry conditions, please click here.
To download the Appliction Form, please click here.
Closing date for entries for the 2013 edition: 1st July 2013
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The ICC Institute of World Business Law
The ICC Institute of World Business Law is a think-tank composed of 44 members of 23 nationalities. It was created 30 years ago, to provide research, training and information to the legal profession concerned with the development of international business law.
In line with its its philosophy of excellence, it proposes training, conferences and publications on different specific topics related to international business law.
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The 2011 Edition of the ICC Institute Prize
In 2011, 34 theses have been competing for the ICC Institute Prize. 2011's laureate is Claire Debourg with the thesis entitled « Les contrariétés de décisions dans l'arbitrage international ». Ms Debourg is doctor of law at Université Paris 10 Nanterre, France. The director of her thesis was Prof. Francois-Xavier Train.
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The 2009 Edition of the ICC Institute Prize
ICC named Denis Mouralis of France the Laureate of the second ICC Institute of World Busienss Law Prize for his thesis "Arbitration confronted to Parallel Proceedings". Mr Maisonneuve won the special mention from the jury for his works on Arbitration and Sport.
Find more information about the 2009 Edition of the Prize here.
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First Edition of the Prize (2007)
The Laureate of the first edition of the Prize (2007) is Vincent Chantebout for his thesis "The prohibition of the review on the substance of the arbitral award". The special mention from the Jury was awarded to Charles-Emmanuel Côté for its works on "The participation of private persons in the settlement of international economic disputes: the enlargement of legal standing in the WTO".
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