The International Construction Law Review is the leading authority on international construction law and provides critical information in areas ranging from procurement, project partnering, subcontracting, environmental issues, delay and disruption in construction contracts, trends in dispute resolution and alternatives to the FIDIC conditions.
Edited by Chantal-Aimée Doerries KC and Professor Doug Jones AO of Atkin Chambers, along with a distinguished editorial advisory board, it provides comprehensive reports and articles which offer in-depth and incisive analysis of the key developments in construction law across the globe. ICLR’s genuinely global perspective is also supported by a team of dedicated international correspondents based in over 20 countries.
The International Construction Law Review is published by Lloyd’s List Intelligence, a trading name of Maritime Insights and Intelligence Ltd.
The latest volume includes the following:
Articles
- Driving Sustainabilty Through Contract: The Carrot or The Stick? – Jack Hill
- The Appraisal of Contractors’ Acceleration Claims – Dr Franco Mastrandrea
- The Use of Statute: Ending the Abuse of the Dunlop Judgment and Peak Precedent – Matthew Popplewell
- Constructive Acceleration: Exploring the Delay/Accelerate Quandary – Robert D’onofrio, Professor Doug Jones AO, Dr Hamish Lal and Kim Rosenberg
- Proposal for Enforcement of Agreements of the Parties, Final and Binding Determinations of the Engineer and Decisions of the DAAB under FIDIC’s 2017 Rainbow Suite (as amended in 2022) – Christopher A Seppala
- “Good Thinking 99”: It’s Time to Get Smart on Smart Contracts – Joseph Xuereb
Book Reviews
- FIDIC Contracts in The Americas, A Practical Guide To Application (1st Edition) and FIDIC Contracts in Africa and The Middle East, A Practical Guide to Application (1st Edition) – Reviewed by Yvonne Foo
Introduction by Chantal-Aimée Doerries KC and Professor Doug Jones AO
This year, we begin the fi rst part of the International Construction Law Review for 2024 with further celebration of its 40th anniversary. We commemorate this journal’s contribution to innovation in construction law, construction
practice and dispute resolution as well as celebrate the diversity of our authors in contributing to these discussions. In line with this theme, Part 1 explores innovation for a modern construction lawyer in key areas of concern such as acceleration claims, sustainable construction and the management of megaprojects. The innovative solutions recommended by our authors come in the form of introducing certain contractual provisions, the application and timing of dispute resolution procedures as well as proposed changes to regulations. This collection also focuses on providing guidance and clarifying the practical implications of certain dispute resolution frameworks such as arbitral proceedings under FIDIC.
In commemoration of The International Construction Law Review’s anniversary, forthcoming parts of this year’s volume will turn a reflective eye upon publications from our very first volume. These publications will be republished alongside additional commentary authored by subject matter experts. The additional commentary will include an update in legal and practical developments since the article was first published and a reflection upon the significance of the article in its findings.
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