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Item “Gap Filling” by Arbitrators(The Center for Global Energy, International Arbitration, and Environmental Law, 2014-10-24) Rau, Alan ScottThe notion of a contractual “gap” is an evanescent one, which can — and often does — mean everything and nothing. It could perhaps be said that the very notion of a “gap” is simply incoherent — for once we are satisfied that the parties have entered into a “contract,” there can by definition be no “gaps.” Indeed, by its legal definition a “contract” cannot be incomplete. Or perhaps it could be said that, by contrast, there are nothing but “gaps” — that unless the parties have taken the pains to construct an infinite agreement, mapping onto every conceivable state of the world, likely or unlikely, known or unknown — then courts must be free to reconstruct or interpolate.Item International Arbitration: A New Paradigm for Dispute Resolution in Latin America(The Center for Global Energy, International Arbitration, and Environmental Law, 2013-02-11) Andrés, JanaItem A Maritime Doughnut Hole in the Caribbean Sea: The International Court of Justice Establishes Maritime Boundary between Nicaragua and Colombia(The Center for Global Energy, International Arbitration, and Environmental Law, 2013-02-19) Khan, Imad