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36 Vand. J. Transnat'l L. 1115 (2003)
Who Decides the Arbitrator's Jurisdiction - Separability and Competence - Competence in Transnational Perspective

handle is hein.journals/vantl36 and id is 1131 raw text is: Who Decides the Arbitrators' Jurisdiction? Separability and Competence-Competence in Transnational Perspective John J. Barcel5 III* TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION .............................................................. 1116 II. THE WHO DECIDES? QUESTION AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF THE COURT-ARBITRATION PROCESS ............ 1118 III. DEFENDING PRIMA PAINT AND SEPARABILITY .............. 1119 A. Prima Paint and Ordinary Contract Interp retation ...................................................... 1119 B. Do First Options and Howsam Affect Sep arability ? ....................................................... 1121 IV. COMPETENCE-COMPETENCE ......................................... 1122 A. Positive and Negative Competence-Competence 1124 B. The Negative Effect Doctrine in Transnational Law ............................................. 1124 1. The French Approach ............................ 1124 2. The 1961 Geneva Convention ............... 1126 3. The UNCITRAL Model Law ................. 1127 4. The British Variation on the M odel Law .............................................. 1130 5. The German Variation on the M odel Law .............................................. 1131 6. The American Approach to Negative Competence- Competence ...................... 1131 a. Domestic Arbitration ...................... 1131 b. International Arbitration ............... 1134 V . C ONCLUSION .................................................................. 1136 1115 * John J. Barcel6 III, William Nelson Cromwell Professor of International and Comparative Law, Cornell University Law School. Copyright D 2003 by John J. Barcel6 III. All rights reserved.

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