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International Construction Law Review

Articles for 2006

INTRODUCTION

[2006] ICLR 1

THE CONTRACTOR’S VIEW ON THE MDB HARMONISED VERSION OF THE NEW RED BOOK

[2006] ICLR 4

THE CONTRAT DE PARTENARIAT: A NEW FORM OF FRENCH PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP ALLOWING THE USE OF ARBITRATION TO ADJUDICATE DISPUTES

[2006] ICLR 20

NEC3: A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER OR A MISSED OPPORTUNITY?

[2006] ICLR 39

OPTIMISING CONTRACTING FOR ALLIANCES IN INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS

[2006] ICLR 59

CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY PAYMENT AND ADJUDICATION LEGISLATION: THE CHOICE THAT LIES AHEAD FOR MALAYSIA

[2006] ICLR 78

JCT STANDARD FORMS OF BUILDING CONTRACT, 2005 EDITIONS: PART 1

[2006] ICLR 90

DISPUTE BOARDS—GOOD NEWS AND BAD NEWS: THE 2005 “HARMONISED” CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT PREPARED BY MULTILATERAL DEVELOPMENT BANKS AND FIDIC

[2006] ICLR 102

SWEDEN - AB 04—NEW SWEDISH GENERAL CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT

[2006] ICLR 113

THE EXPORT POTENTIAL OF THE NEC: DESTINATION—SINGAPORE

[2006] ICLR 118

INTRODUCTION

[2006] ICLR 127

BALANCING SOVEREIGNTY AND THE CONTRACTOR’S RIGHTS IN INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION ARBITRATIONS INVOLVING STATE ENTITIES

[2006] ICLR 130

PUBLIC PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS—THE NEW GREEK LAW

[2006] ICLR 150

CALCULATION OF A REASONABLE TIME TO COMPLETE WHEN TIME IS AT LARGE

[2006] ICLR 167

CONSTRUCTION LOANS IN ISRAEL: BANK’S LIABILITY TOWARDS THIRD PARTIES

[2006] ICLR 187

THE MITCHAM–FRANKSTON PROJECT: STREETS AHEAD OF CITY-LINK?

[2006] ICLR 201

CORRESPONDENTS’ REPORTS

[2006] ICLR 247

HONG KONG SAR, CHINA

[2006] ICLR 260

ENFORCEABILITY OF AGREEMENTS TO NEGOTIATE AND MEDIATE: WHERE DOES HONG KONG STAND?

[2006] ICLR 266

RECENT LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN CHINA ON THE USE OF BONDS

[2006] ICLR 271

ENGLAND AND WALES

[2006] ICLR 273

MANAGEMENT AND LEGAL ISSUES IN INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTING

[2006] ICLR 288

INTRODUCTION

[2006] ICLR 289

THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE WITH EXTERIOR INSULATION AND FINISH SYSTEMS (EIFS) OR SYNTHETIC STUCCO CLADDING SYSTEMS

[2006] ICLR 292

INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE ADJUDICATION—CONTRACTORS’ EXPERIENCES

[2006] ICLR 306

ARBITRATOR-DIRECTED ARBITRATION: A DIFFERENT APPROACH TO ADR

[2006] ICLR 312

SCALING THE PEAK: THE PREVENTION PRINCIPLE IN AUSTRALIAN CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTING

[2006] ICLR 318

LETTERS OF INTENT AND LEGAL ISSUES RELATING TO THEIR USE

[2006] ICLR 355

CONCURRENT DELAYS

[2006] ICLR 373

CORRESPONDENT’S REPORT - DENMARK

[2006] ICLR 386

INTRODUCTION

[2006] ICLR 391

INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT JOINT VENTURES UNDER SWISS LAW

[2006] ICLR 394

THE FIDIC RED BOOK “HARMONISED VERSION” AS A VARIATION OF THE FIDIC RED BOOK 1999 AND THE STANDARD BIDDING FORMULAS OF THE WORLD BANK BIDDING DOCUMENTS 2005

[2006] ICLR 405

CANADA DRY ARBITRATIONS?

[2006] ICLR 422

WHY INTERNATIONAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT INSTITUTIONS SHOULD OFFER AD HOC DISPUTE BOARD RULES

[2006] ICLR 433

SUBCLAUSE 20.5 OF THE FIDIC CONTRACTS AND AMICABLE DISPUTE RESOLUTION (“ADR”)

[2006] ICLR 442

AN ANALYSIS AND COMPARISON OF THE DUTCH STANDARD CONTRACT FOR INTEGRATED CONTRACTS (TURNKEY/DESIGN AND BUILD) AND THE FIDIC YELLOW BOOK

[2006] ICLR 450

CONSTRUCTION AND NEIGHBOUR RISK IN ENGLISH LAW

[2006] ICLR 479

ADJUDICATIONS AND JUDICIAL REVIEW : AN UPDATE ON THE POSITION IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA

[2006] ICLR 503

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