Evolution of International Arbitration

Provides a broad introduction to international arbitration for scholars, teachers, and students, as well as addressing the core concerns of practitioners and specialists in new ways. Elaborates a clear causal theory of the judicialization of the arbitral order. Compares international commercial (IC) and investor-state arbitration (IS) in each chapter. Assesses legitimacy debates and reform proposals from the perspective of the arbitral order's overall evolution.