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La expropiación directa e indirecta en el arbitraje internacional de inversiones: La experiencia peruana
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19) Puccio, Ricardo
This article intends to explain, from the Peruvian experience, when we are facing a measure of direct or indirect expropriation under the scope of international investment law, and how these measures have been considered in international instruments designed to protect investments and in the relevant jurisprudence.
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El Strike & Rank como salida a los conflictos de interés de los árbitros
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19) Miranda Ugarte, Jean Luc Hugo
The Strike Rank system is a method for appointing arbitrators that involves the submission of a list of potential candidates by the arbitral institution to the parties. The parties are then tasked with ranking and striking candidates based on their preferences for the administration of their arbitration. Ultimately, taking into account the preferences expressed by both parties, the institution itself makes a reasonable decision regarding the arbitrators who will preside over the arbitration. Through this system, any potential conflict of interest between the arbitrators and the parties is mitigated, as the appointed arbitrators are the result of the free and joint selection of both the claimant and the respondent.
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Control judicial de la motivación de los laudos arbitrales: Análisis de la jurisprudencia y propuesta
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19) Velásquez Meléndez, Raffo
In this paper, the author conducts a critical analysis of the practice adopted by the Commercial Chambers of Lima, which have been requiring arbitral awards to contain reasoning comparable to that of judicial decisions, relying on an extensive and debatable interpretation of Article 61.1.b of the Arbitration Law, despite the fact that both jurisdictions respond to inherently different natures.To this end, the author conducts a rigorous study of the doctrinal sources, the main national and foreign scholarly contributions, as well as the case law of the Commercial Chambers and the Constitutional Court, together with the applicable legislative framework. In particular, the study addresses the absence of an express ground for annulment of arbitral awards based on defects in reasoning, and advances an interpretative alternative to address this issue without resorting to questionable normative extensions.
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Estándares y procedimientos en materia de recusación de árbitros bajo la normativa del CIADI
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19) Jiménez F., Dyalá; Sauma M., Karima
The independence and impartiality of arbitrators are essential pillars for the legitimacy of international arbitration. Within the ICSID framework, challenges to the lack of independence and impartiality of arbitrators are examined through disqualification proposals and annulment proceedings. This article examines the rules and practice of disqualification under the ICSID Convention, both pursuant to the 2006 Arbitration Rules and the version that entered into force in 2022, to illustrate how the mechanism operates under the ICSID Convention and what changes have brought greater clarity and speed to the conduct of the proceedings.
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“Se ha normalizado el incumplimiento de laudos arbitrales”: Sobre el retraso en el pago de laudos por parte del Estado
(Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú, 2025-12-19) Villa-García Noriega, Manuel Augusto; Cárdenas Tantalla, Fiorella
This article analyzes a problem in arbitration with the State: the repeated failure of the Peruvian State to pay arbitration awards on time, especially in the domestic commercial sphere. Based on real cases, current regulations and official statements, it shows how this practice affects legal security and discourages private investment. In addition, the treatment given to national awards is contrasted with some international cases, revealing a double standard in compliance. It also analyzes the economic effects of non-compliance, such as the accumulation of legal interest and the procedural burden faced by creditors. Finally, regulatory reforms are proposed, including the creation of a “national SICRECI” and adjustments to the budgetary and tax framework, in order to guarantee a more equitable and efficient system for the enforcement of awards against the State.

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