National approaches to international arbitration are often seen with reluctance. If anything, international arbitration is a legal field which encourages less national and more ‘transnational’ attitudes. The aim of this short piece is to explore manifestations of the use of transnational law in the context of international arbitration. More concretely, this blog will elucidate the meaning of transnational law in accordance with the application of general principles of fairness, such as ex aequo et bono (according to the right and good) … (more)
[Gloria Alvarez, University of Aberdeen School of Law, 27 February 2024]
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