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The Arbitrator’s Role as a Settlement Facilitator in International Commercial Arbitration is a groundbreaking book presenting the first comprehensive analysis of one of the most innovative developments in this context—the role of the arbitrator as settlement facilitator, a dual function that challenges conventional boundaries by enabling arbitrators, in appropriate circumstances, to foster amicable resolution alongside their adjudicative duties. In light of concerns about the increasing ‘judicialization’ of international arbitration, alongside broader shifts in the transnational dispute-resolution landscape, a recalibration of traditional adjudicative methods is underway. This evolution favors approaches that combine adjudicative and non-adjudicative techniques to enhance flexibility, party autonomy, efficiency, the preservation of business relationships, and the promotion of early settlements with the assistance of an adjudicator.
What’s in this book:
The author maps and categorizes a wide spectrum of settlement-facilitation methods, both established and innovative, and compares diverse approaches that acknowledge and promote this practice. Key areas of discussion include:
To support safe and effective implementation, the book offers pragmatic solutions for parties seeking to empower arbitrators as settlement facilitators, offering concrete safeguards that can be integrated into arbitration agreements. It also advances broader recommendations to foster international recognition and harmonization, ensuring sustainable integration of this practice across legal systems.
How this will help you:
The settlement-facilitation methods and safeguards presented will enable practitioners to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and streamline dispute resolution in both commercial and investment arbitration. Additionally, the book’s comparative analysis will equip arbitrators, arbitral institutions, and policymakers with a global perspective on regulatory frameworks, enabling them to make informed choices regarding settlement facilitation across different jurisdictions.
