AIIFL Fellow
Professor Shahla Ali
- The Seeming Paradox of Prevention: Dispute Mitigation by Multilateral Development Banks
- Preventing Challenges: The Impartiality and Independence of Arbitrators and Mediators in Hong Kong
- Comparative and Transnational Dispute Resolution
- Decentralized Global Legal Ordering
- Diversity in International Arbitration: Why it Matters and How to Sustain it
- Forming Transnational Dispute Settlement Norms: Soft Law and the Role of UNCITRAL’s Regional Centre for Asia and the… Read more
- New Frontiers in Asia-Pacific International Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
- UNCITRAL Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration: A Commentary
- ICA and ISDS Developments in Hong Kong in the Context of China’s Belt and Road Initiative
- UNCITRAL’s Engagement in African and Latin American Dispute Resolution and Reform
- Civil Mediation Reform: Balancing the Scales of Procedural and Substantive Justice
- Court Mediation Reform: Efficiency, Confidence and Perceptions of Justice
- The Power of Reflection – Advancing Transnational Dispute Systems through Devolved Reflection and Shared Knowledge… Read more
- Practitioners’ Perception of Court-Connected Mediation in Five Regions: An Empirical Study
- Nudging Civil Justice: Examining Voluntary and Mandatory Court Mediation User Experience in Twelve Regions
- Investor-State Mediation and the Rise of Transparency in International Investment Law: Opportunity or Threat
- Governing Disasters: Engaging Local Populations in Humanitarian Relief
- The Legal Framework for Med-Arb Developments in China: Recent Cases, Institutional Rules and Opportunities
- Mass-Claims Mediation in China. The
- Winds of Change as to Intra-Arbitration Appellate Proceedings Have Reached Asia (Parts I & II)
- A Human Rights-Based Approach to the Global Regulation of Humanitarian Relief: The Emerging Obligation to Incorporate Local… Read more
- Asian Disasters, Global Impact: Japan’s Fukushima Disaster and Prospects of Utilizing Investor-State Mediation and UNCITRAL Transparency Rules
- Towards Peer Presence in Post-Disaster Governance: An Empirical Study
- Crowd-Sourced Governance in a Post-Disaster Context
- Self-Governance by Humanitarian Non-State Actors in Health and Nutrition Relief
- Non-State Actors and the Evolution of Humanitarian Norms: Implications of the Sphere Charter in Health and Nutrition… Read more
- Consumer Financial Dispute Resolution in a Comparative Context: Principles, Systems and Practice
- International Commercial Arbitration in Asia
- The Jurisprudence of Responsive Mediation: An Empirical Examination of Chinese People’s Mediation in Action
- Globalization and Financial Dispute Resolution: Examining Areas of Convergence and Informed Divergence in Financial ADR
- Lessons for the US System of Financial Arbitration: A Responsive Empirical Exploration of Arbitration and Ombudsman… Read more
- Financial Dispute Resolution in China: Arbitration or Court Litigation?
- Alternative Dispute Resolution Design in Financial Markets—Some More Equal than Others: Hong Kong’s Proposed Financial Dispute Resolution Center in the Context… Read more
- Exploring Effective Financial Dispute Resolution Design Models Through a Learning Orientation: Experiences from East… Read more
- Resolving Disputes in the Asia-Pacific Region: International Arbitration and Mediation in East Asia and the West
- Governing Financial Disputes in China: What Have We Learned from the Global Financial Crisis of 2008?
- Women, Decision Making and Sustainability: Exploring the Experience of the Badi Foundation in Rural China
- Resolving Financial Disputes in the Context of Australian and Canadian Civil Justice Reform
- Lessons Learned from a Comparative Examination of Global Civil Justice Reforms
- Facilitating Settlement at the Arbitration Table: Comparing Views on Settlement Practice Among Arbitration Practitioners in East Asia and the… Read more
- After Lehman: International Response to Financial Disputes – A Focus on Hong Kong
- Financial Governance in the Context of Globalization
- Multi-Stakeholder Dispute Resolution: Building Social Capital Through Access to Justice at the Community Level
- The Morality of Conciliation: An Empirical Examination of Arbitrator “Role Moralities” in East Asia and the West
- Globalization and Financial Dispute Resolution: A View from Hong Kong
- Measuring Success in Devolved Collaboration
- Barricades and Checkered flags: An Empirical Examination of the Perceptions of Roadblocks and Facilitators of Settlement Among Arbitration Practitioners in… Read more
- Approaching the Global Arbitration Table: Comparing the Advantages of Arbitration as Seen by Practitioners in East Asia and the… Read more
- Creating a Commercial Dispute Resolution Center in the Palestinian Territories
- Building Social Capital Through Consultative Decision Making: A Proposal for an Integrated Approach to Local Justice Sector Reform… Read more