Some Thoughts on Judgments, Reciprocity, and the Seeming Paradox of International Commercial Arbitration
By Richard W. Hulbert, February 8, 2012
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The article explores the international enforceability of judgments, in particular the enforceability of arbitral awards in the international setting. The article focuses on the idea of reciprocity in international enforcement of decisions. The article also discusses the potential of American courts limiting recognition of foreign decisions to countries that also recognize American decisions.
