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The Berthold Goldman Lecture was held on 17 July , 2025 in the framework of the 2025 Session of the Arbitration Academy.

The lecture entitled ““Is the EU undoing ECO Swiss?”” was delivered by Alexis Mourre (Founding Partner, MCL Arbitration and Former President of the ICC International Court of Arbitration) at the Cercle de l’Union Interalliée in Paris.

GAR Report: “Is the EU undoing Eco Swiss?” asks Mourre”, in Global Arbitration Review (GAR), 18 August 2025.

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Runner-up for the best essay was awarded Sofie Stemann Beck and Honorable mention was awarded to Lorenzo De Donà.

Ahmed Iraqi

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Sofie Stemann Beck

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Lorenzo De Donà

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The debate on “Precedent in international arbitration: for whom do arbitrators write?” was between Professor Luca G. Radicati di Brozolo – Founding Partner, ArbLit (Milan) and Tenant of Fountain Court Chambers (London), and Michael E. Schneider – Senior Counsel and Founding Partner, LALIVE (Geneva).

The debate was introduced by Yas Banifatemi (Founding Partner, Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes), and was moderated by Marina Matousekova (Treasurer, Arbitration Academy) and Carine Dupeyron (Secretary General, Arbitration Academy).

The event was organized by Gaillard Banifatemi Shelbaya Disputes aboard the Diamant Bleu on the Seine and was followed by a two-hour cruise on the river.

A report on the Debate, including pictures of the event, has been published here.

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The Arbitration Academy does not provide accommodation. Students requiring accommodation in Paris may find information here. They may also apply for summer residence at the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris here.

• Locations

The Courses and events will take place in several locations, the details of which will be specified below. The Calendar, setting out the location for each week of classes, will be provided in advance of the Session to all admitted students.

• Dress Code

No formal dress code is required during the courses.
However, please note that formal business attire is required during our special lectures and events.

• Language

Courses will be taught in English.

• Transportation Maps

Detailed Bus Map
Detailed Metro Map
Detailed Night Bus Map (Noctilien)

Get cycling! Velib Historical Paris Stations Map (bike-sharing)

Arrival & Departures by Air: Access to Parisian Airports Map | Information to Beauvais Airport (lowcost flights: Ryanair, WIZZ AIR, Blue Air).

• Public transportation tariffs

Different type of subscriptions are available according to your needs (per week, per month, etc.).

Bikers: You could add a “Velib” weekly subscription on your Navigo Pass (in any Velib Station) – Information here.

• Contacts

For further information, please contact us.

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Students applying for a scholarship must provide the following additional documents:

• a statement explaining the reasons for the request, 1-2 pages, typewritten, in English (this statement is different from the personal statement required for the application);
• a letter of recommendation (in English or French);
• a copy of an official identity document with a photograph;
• any other documents justifying the need and/or suitability for a scholarship at the applicant’s discretion (e.g. recommendation from a professor/employer, tax assessment…).

Decisions on scholarships will be made by the Selection Committee and are independent of the decision on the candidate’s admission to the Academy. Applicants will be notified of the Selection Committee’s decision regarding their scholarship application by the end of April 2026.

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