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The Vindobona Journal of International Commercial Law and Arbitration is a bi-annual law journal published under the auspices of the Moot Alumni Association (MAA).

The Journal focuses on these developing and sometimes challenging areas of law which constantly raise new legal problems for the business community. As international trade increases rapidly in the new millennium, the importance of international commercial law and arbitration has come sharply into focus.

Aside from other uniform laws in the field of International Commercial Arbitration, special emphasis is given to the UN Sales Convention (CISG) and other instruments and guidelines promoting uniformity in international transactions. The Journal also comprises notes on recent cases decided by national courts as well as international arbitral tribunals.

By harnessing the knowledge of industry specialists and Moot Alumni, the Journal keeps readers abreast of these developments. Backed by a distinguished Board of Advisers comprised of eminent academics and practitioners, this publication is an essential resource for anyone involved in advising on, administering or resolving conflicts related to cross-border transactions.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

2 Issues (one year) 80 Euro*

*Prices current as of 1 July 2003 and exclude postage and packaging.

To order the Journal, please fill in the Subscription Form (.pdf, 30 Kb) and return it by mail or fax to the MAA Vindobona Journal:

Editor-in-Chief
The Vindobona Journal
GPO Box 2216
Melbourne, Victoria 3001
Australia

Fax: +49 (0) 40 7402 002079 (Germany)
e-mail: vj

BACK ISSUES

Past issues of the Journal are stocked for new subscribers. These issues are available at special prices.  Simply fill in the Single Issue Order Form (.pdf, 22 Kb) or direct your enquiries to vj.

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Disclaimer
The Vindobona Journal of International Commercial Law and Arbitration encourages interdisciplinary studies and welcomes individuals representing diverse points of view. The views, opinions, and conclusions expressed in the Vindobona Journal are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those held by the Editors of the Journal, the Board of Advisers or the Moot Alumni Association. Whilst all reasonable attempts are made to verify the accuracy of reference sources, the veracity of such remains solely with the author.