By Peaceful Means - International Adjudication and Arbitration
By Peaceful Means: International Adjudication & Arbitration - Essays in Honour of David D. Caron was published on 18 January 2024. Edited by a team of David's friends and colleagues, with a wide range of authors from legal practice and academia, from Berkeley, Washington DC, London, The Hague, and beyond, the book celebrates David's immense contribution to international dispute settlement.
The book's cover features an image of the Peace Palace Doves, an invocation of a building that is at the heart of the peaceful settlement of disputes and which was central to David's life and work. The book also features a frontispiece artwork, "David", by his brother Ray Caron.
Essays Cover topics including jurisdiction, procedure, and substantive international law and theory, as well as procedures and rules relevant to investor-State arbitration and mediation, bilateral disputes, UNCLOS Annex VII arbitration, the International Tribunal for Law of the Sea, the United Nations Compensation Commission, the International Court of Justice, and the Iran-United States Claims Tribunal.
David D. Caron Praelium
Columbia University, King's College London, and Three Crowns LLP have renamed their annual Praelium in David's honour. David was integral to the establishment of the Praelium as Dean at King's in 2015. The fourth annual Praelium took place on 14 May 2018 at The Law Society of England & Wales in London, UK. To read more about the Praelium click here.
The David D. Caron Fund
David's family and the American Society of International Law have established The David D. Caron Fund. The Fund supports the Society's Research Forum, including the creation in David's name of an annual prize and fellowships for students or recent graduates who attend the Forum, as well as other Society activities. Society Patron and Past President Charles N. Brower will match the first $100,000 in donations, and the Spencer and Caron families will match the next $25,000. Read more about the Fund.