Contact
Zena Prodromou
Arbitrator
Languages
Working languages: Mother tongue: Greek Working languages (i.e. languages in which you have both a spoken and written command so that you m
Nationality
Specialisation
Array
Legal system
2015: Certificate on International Commercial Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution; Pace Law School; New York 2012: Private International Law Session (directed studies); Hague Academy of International Law; The Hague, Netherlands 2009: Diplôme du premier cycle; Faculté international de droit comparé; Université Robert Schuman; Strasbourg, France
Main jurisdiction
EU and Greek.
Details
Year of birth
1988
Education
University of Basel, Switzerland
From-To: 2019 - 2019
Degree: PhD in International Dispute Resolution, Magna cum Laude, University of Basel, Switzerland (2019) Title: "The public order exception in international dispute resolution" Supervisor: Professor Anne Peters External Research Fellow of: the International Max Planck Research School for Successful Dispute Resolution
Harvard Law School, USA
From-To: 2014 - 2014
Degree: LL.M. in Antitrust, International Trade and Investment Arbitration, Harvard Law School, USA (2014)
University of Cambridge, UK
From-To: 2012 - 2012
Degree: LL.M. in EU Law and International Commercial Litigation, First Class Honours, University of Cambridge, UK (2012)
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
From-To: 2011 - 2011
Degree: LL.B., Summa cum Laude, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece (2011)
Practiced experience in arbitration
How many arbitrations have you participated in (domestic/international); under which Rules?
13 arbitral proceedings (under ICSID, ICC, CEPANI and CAS rules).
How often have you acted as Chairman?
N/A
How often have you acted as Sole Arbitrator?
N/A
How often have you acted as Co-Arbitrator?
N/A
How often have you acted as Counsel?
10
How often have you acted in a different function (e.g. Administrative Secretary)?
3 times as administrative secretary
Publications and other activities in arbitration (e.g. training sessions, seminars, conferences, articles and others)
Chapter "EU Public Procurement" in "Architect’s Legal Handbook", Tenth Edition, Taylor & Francis (forthcoming, 2019);
Dates: -
Article "From internationalism to cosmopolitanism: using domestic public law reference mechanisms to legitimize the full review of sovereign macroeconomic policies in investment arbitration", Indian Journal of International Arbitration, Volume 7, Issue 1 (July 2018);
Dates: -
Chapter 8 "Distribution" in "Competition Law of the European Union", Second, Third and Fourth Edition, LexisNexis, 2017-2019;
Dates: -
Article "In the Name of Public Procurement Liberalization: The Interaction Between the WTO’s Government Procurement Agreement and International, Regional and Domestic Instruments – Three Shades of Synergy" Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, Volume 11, Issue 11, (December 2015)
Dates: -
Membership in arbitral institutions / functions in arbitral institutions/organizations
Young International Arbitration Group
Date: 2012-02-22
Status: since 2012
Young International Council for Commercial Arbitration
Date: 2013-02-22
Status: since 2013
Young ICCA’s mentoring program
Date: 2017-2018
Status: for 2017-2018
Young Arbitrators Forum
Date: 2013-02-22
Status: since 2013
Young International Arbitration Group
Date: 2014-02-22
Status: since 2014
ICDR Young & International
Date: 2014-02-22
Status: since 2014
Association Suisse de l’ Arbitrage
Date: 2015-02-22
Status: since 2015 – featured in Arbitrators’ Roster since 2019
Languages
Mother tongue: Greek Working languages (i.e. languages in which you have both a spoken and written command so that you may conduct arbitral proceedings in this language): English
In which legal system have you trained?
2015: Certificate on International Commercial Law and Alternative Dispute Resolution; Pace Law School; New York 2012: Private International Law Session (directed studies); Hague Academy of International Law; The Hague, Netherlands 2009: Diplôme du premier cycle; Faculté international de droit comparé; Université Robert Schuman; Strasbourg, France
What is your main jurisdiction of practice?
EU and Greek.
In which jurisdictions are you admitted to the bar?
Greece
Special expertise or specialisations
Antitrust/Unfair competition:
Distribution:
Public Intern. Law:
