The globalisation of construction - evolving international standards of construction law
Language: English Series: International Construction Law Review ; 15(4) October 1998, 550-606(57)Publication details: 1998Subject(s):- ARBITRATION AWARDS
- EDF CONDITIONS
- ENAA
- ENGINEERING ADVANCEMENT ASSOCIATION OF JAPAN
- EUROPEAN DEVELOPMENT FUND CONTRACT FORMS
- FEDERATION INTERNATIONALE DES INGENIEURS-CONSEILS
- FIDIC CONDITIONS OF CONTRACT
- FORCE MAJEURE
- GLOBAL CONSTRUCTION
- INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE UNIFORM RULES FOR CONTRACT GUARANTEE
- INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION LAW
- INTERNATIONAL LENDING INSTITUTIONS
- JCT STANDARD FORMS OF BUILDING CONTRACT
- LATE PAYMENT
- MULTILATERAL TREATIES
- NEC
- NON-PAYMENT
- PHYSICAL CONDITIONS
- PROCUREMENT PROCEDURES
- STANDARD FORMS OF CONTRACT
- TREATY OF ROME
- UNCITRAL LEGAL GUIDE ON DRAWING UP INTERNATIONAL CONTRACTS
- UNCITRAL MODEL LAW ON THE PROCUREMENT OF GOODS CONSTRUCTION & SERVICES
- UNIDROIT INTERNATIONAL RESTATEMENT OF CONTRACT LAW
- UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON CONTRACTS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL SALE OF G
- UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON INDEPENDENT GUARANTEES & STAND-BY LETTERS
- WORLD BANK
- BUILT ENVIRONMENT
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Detailed consideration of the evolving standards of international construction law. Reviews the reasons for global construction and the need for commanality of practice and procedure. Discusses the role and influence of international lending institutions; treaties and uniform laws; standard forms of contract in international usage; and the development of, and examples of global law.