Chapter 2 Overview of the Advantages and Disadvantages of International Arbitration Compared with Other Forms of Dispute Resolution

Introduction

International arbitration and litigation have traditionally been the principal methods of cross-border dispute resolution, but they are not the only means of resolving disputes. Multi-tier clauses are, for example, an increasingly popular option. These provide for negotiation or a non-binding form of dispute resolution such as mediation as an optional or mandatory prerequisite to embarking upon litigation or arbitration. Another form of clause is an option to the parties to elect arbitration at the time of the dispute with a fall-back of litigation failing such exercise. This chapter gives an overview ...

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