Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 June 2020
Eliminating the badges of judicial prejudice and hostility against arbitration has been a gradual doctrinal development, but certainly one that reached fruition with the Supreme Court’s mandate in Mitsubishi. The acceptance of arbitration as an alternative dispute resolution methodology in domestic and international contexts by all stakeholders has advanced the cause of fashioning a dispute resolution framework that helps to meet the contemporary demands of economic globalization. It has mitigated the fissure between an economic order characterized by the development of a transnational monolithic market and a fragmented international legal order.
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