Dr Dalma Demeter: Publications

Arbour, L., Goodman, C., Trahanas, C., Perera, T., & Demeter, D. (2011). Kirby Lecture in International Law-2011.

Collins, P., Demeter, D., & Douglas, S. (2021). Dispute management. Cambridge University Press.

Demeter, D. (2011). Cohabitation and Conflict. Between Different Sources of Norms Regulation International Commercial Arbitration (SJD Thesis, Central European University).

Demeter, D. (2015). Freedom versus Security in Regulating ADR and International Arbitration. In M. P. Ramaswamy & J. Ribeiro (Eds.), Trade Development through the Harmonization of Commercial Law. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=2825059

Demeter, D. (2016). The Arbitrators. Appointment. Challenge. Liability. Appointment. Challenge. Liability (February 1, 2016). Arbitration in Romania (Flaviu-Antoniu Baias, Crenguta Leaua Eds., Kluwer International 2016), 107–139.

Demeter, D., Easteal, P. L., & Nelson, N. (2015). Gender and international commercial arbitrators: Contributions to sex discrimination in appointments.

Demeter, D., & Nasirova, Z. (2018). International Legal Harmonisation in Theory and Practice. Proceedings of the Conference’Legal, Political and Administrative Consequences of Romania’s Accession to the European Union’,„Spiru Haret” University Legal and Administrative Studies Bucharest, Romania, 17–18.

Demeter, D., & Nasirova, Z. (2019). Trends and Challenges in the Legal Harmonisation of ISDS. Investment Arbitration and National Interest (Council on International Law and Politics, Chicago & University of Szeged, 2018).

Demeter, D., & Perera, T. (2013). Religious Influences Over Arbitral Proceedings: Personalising or Jeopardising Justice? Justice Connections (2013, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, UK).

Demeter, D. R. (2010). International Commercial Arbitration: Ad Hoc Versus Institutional.

Demeter, D. R., & Smith, K. M. (2016). The implications of international commercial courts on arbitration. Journal of International Arbitration, 33(5).

Perera, T., & Demeter, D. (2013). A balancing act: Retaining investor-state dispute settlement provisions in investment agreements and balancing stakeholder interests. Australian Year Book of International Law, 31, 75–116.