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Tibor Várady

Address: 

Nádor utca 9
1051 Budapest
Hungary

Phone Number: 
36-1-327 3202
Fax Number: 
36-1-327 3198
Email: 
varadyt@ceu.hu
Born: 
1939, Zrenjanin
Languages: 
English Serbian Hungarian French German
Nationalities: 
Serbian
Hungarian
Education: 
Belgrade University, Law Graduate 1962
Belgrade University LL.M. 1967
Harvard Law School S.J.D. 1970
Present Position: 
University Professor Central European University, Budapest (1993-)
Professional Experience: 

Assistant Professor and Professor, Novi Sad University, 1963-1993; Tenured Professor of Law, Emory University 1999-2012, Professor Emeritus at Emory University since 2012. Visiting Professor at University of Florida in 1981, at Berkeley in 1991, at Emory in 1988, 1990, 1992, 1994, 1996, 1998, at Cornell in 1993, 1995, 1997.

Professional Associations: 

Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts; International Academy of Comparative Law- associate member; ILA – since 1970; SECOLA.

Panels of Arbitrators: 

Hague Permanent Court of Arbitration.

Arbitration Experience: 

Acted as party-appointed arbitrator, sole arbitrator, or chairman in more than 250 international arbitration cases, including ICC, ICSID, LCIA, CRICA, Yugoslav Chamber of Commerce, Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, Serbian Chamber of Commerce, Croatian Chamber of Commerce, Geneva Chamber of Commerce, VIAC, and ad hoc.

Areas of Specialization: 
Contracts
Foreign Investment & Joint Ventures
Trade
Investment Treaty
Public International Law
Publications from JURIS: 
Publications: 

Author or co-author of 35 books.  Published 75 articles in English, French, or German, 100 articles in Serbo-Croatian and 30 articles in Hungarian. Books include “International Commercial Arbitration” (West Publ. 1999, co-authors Barceló and Von Mehren – Second Edition 2003, Third edition 2006, Fourth Edition 2009, Fifth Edition 2012, Sixth Edition 2015), the monograph “Language and Translation in International Commercial Arbitration” (T.M.C. Asser Press 2006), and the monograph “The Elusive Pro-Arbitration Priority in Contemporary Court Scrutiny of Arbitral Awards”, in Collected Courses of the Xiamen Academy of International Law, Vol. 2, pp. 341-474, (M. Nijhoff Publ. 2009).