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Arbitration (History)

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Arbitration (History) refers to the study of the development and evolution of arbitration as a method of dispute resolution, tracing its origins, legal frameworks, and practices across different cultures and time periods, highlighting its role in legal systems and its impact on contemporary conflict resolution.
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Arbitration (History) refers to the study of the development and evolution of arbitration as a method of dispute resolution, tracing its origins, legal frameworks, and practices across different cultures and time periods, highlighting its role in legal systems and its impact on contemporary conflict resolution.

Key research themes

1. How has the historical evolution of arbitration shaped its contemporary legal frameworks and practices?

This research theme explores the chronological development of arbitration from ancient informal dispute resolution methods to its modern professionalized and institutionalized forms. It matters as it contextualizes current arbitration systems within their legal and cultural origins, tracing how arbitration adapted across civilizations, legal traditions (Roman, Christian, Islamic), and socio-political contexts, thereby influencing today’s arbitration laws and practices worldwide.

Key finding: This paper presents a detailed timeline tracing arbitration’s roots from ancient societies, including Greek city-states and Near Eastern kingdoms, through Roman and medieval periods, up to modern statutory developments. It... Read more
Key finding: Focusing on the history of arbitration legislation since the Arbitration Act of 1698, this article identifies the traditional focus on arbitration’s relationship with commerce and courts, while revealing lesser-studied areas... Read more
Key finding: This chapter discusses arbitration’s broad historical application across societies and stresses its evolution into a favored international dispute resolution method over the past century, particularly via institutionalization... Read more
Key finding: This paper traces Hungarian arbitration history from Roman law’s compromissum through medieval practices, emphasizing the principle of consensuality and procedural safeguards that persist in modern arbitration. It highlights... Read more

2. What roles do party autonomy and institutional frameworks play in balancing neutrality and procedural effectiveness in arbitration?

This theme investigates arbitration’s foundational principle of party autonomy alongside its evolving institutionalization and procedural safeguards. Scholars examine how autonomy allows parties to tailor arbitration, while institutional frameworks, rules, and judicial interventions shape arbitration’s operation to ensure neutrality, fairness, and enforceability. It matters because the balance affects arbitration’s legitimacy, effectiveness, and its distinction from litigation.

Key finding: The article critically analyses the tension between party autonomy and the growing formalization and institutionalization of arbitration procedures. It finds that while arbitration originally rooted itself in the will of the... Read more
Key finding: This study identifies risks arising from erroneous or unclear designation of appointing authorities in international arbitration under UNCITRAL Rules. Such designations affect neutrality and procedural fairness because... Read more
Key finding: Through qualitative analysis of ICSID arbitrators’ separate opinions, this article reveals the discursive effort arbitrators make to simultaneously maintain institutional legitimacy and show allegiance to the losing party’s... Read more

3. How do arbitration institutions influence the development and enforcement of arbitration jurisprudence, particularly in specialized fields like sports?

This theme explores the impact of arbitration institutions on the creation of consistent jurisprudence, especially in niche domains such as sports law. It addresses the role of arbitrators, parties, and institutional rules in shaping a body of transnational legal norms (lex sportiva), examining how empirical methods can map and assess the decisions’ patterns and their contribution to arbitration’s authority and legal predictability.

Key finding: This empirical study systematically analyses CAS decisions, mapping the nature of disputes, involved parties, arbitrators, and resulting jurisprudence. It demonstrates how CAS has cultivated a distinct transnational legal... Read more

All papers in Arbitration (History)

This publication examines a recently discovered private letter by one of the most prominent Ukrainian intellectuals of the seventeenth century — Inokentii Gizel (1610–1683), Archimandrite of the Kyiv-Pechersk Monastery. The document,... more
Este libro fue concebido en su día como libro de prácticas de la asignatura de Historia del Derecho; aun cuando los planes de estudio han cambiado y algunas cuestiones, como algunos Estatutos de Autonomía, han cambiado, en su inmensa... more
pp. 16 ss. para aproximaciones al número, que concluyen con esta consideración: "[...] no será temeridad afirmar que se acercan á diez mil los Abogados que hay en toda la Monarquía" (p. 31). Unos años antes, Juan PÉREZ VILLAMIL escribía... more
Jesús Jimeno-Borrero* RESUMEN El presente estudio analiza el desarrollo del arbitraje societario en Sevilla en un momento histórico-jurídico crucial como es el paso de la dispersión de textos legales mercantiles del siglo XVIII a la... more
O projeto Jovem Pesquisador “O ensino da fé cristã na Península Ibérica” possui como uma de suas frentes o estudo da emenda da língua na sociedade ibérica do final da Idade Média. Como desdobramento desse objetivo, o presente projeto de... more
Este artículo trata del arbitraje en el Derecho romano, especialmente de los arbitrajes compromisarios y de la Episcopalis audientia, para determinar sus rasgos esenciales, explicar su simbiótica relación con la jurisdicción, y... more
Los mecanismos de pacificación de las disputas con que contaba la sociedad castellana de fines de la Edad Media han despertado un interés notorio en los últimos tiempos. Los análisis en base a la legislación conservada, preponderantes... more
It is not always easy to see the relevance of history to current practice, a complaint that might be levelled at the history of arbitration. Yet the uses made of history in work about the present state of arbitration show that some... more
It is not always easy to see the relevance of history to current practice, a complaint that might be levelled at the history of arbitration. Yet the uses made of history in work about the present state of arbitration show that some... more
El proceso en el mundo del Derecho común, del que formaba parte indisociable ese derecho canónico de perfiles universales, se articulaba como la garantía misma de la justicia, como la forma específica de realizarla a partir de lo que... more
Desdeun punto de vista dogmático la alcaldía de avenencia, denominación que recibe el arbitraje en el Derecho local medieval, es una institución en virtud de la cual dos o más sujetoscontendientes (partes compromitentes)nombran a una o... more
I especially want to thank two friends and colleagues, Professors Beryl Blaustone and Randy Hertz. They have been more than generous with their wisdom, time and encouragement. I am indebted to both of them. I must also thank my research... more
During the 1580s, Queen Elizabeth I intervened in a marital dispute between two of her foremost subjects, George Talbot, Earl of Shrewsbury and his wife, commonly referred to as Bess of Hardwick. The Queen appointed several of her Privy... more
El arbitraje se mostrara, en este estudio sobre deslinde de terminos en las aldeas de Avila en 1451, como una alternativa de cooperacion ante la constante conflictividad existente en los ambitos urbanos bajomedievales. Una alternativa que... more
A dogmática jurídica arbitralista costuma identificar a história da arbitragem com a história da humanidade civilizada. Partindo da premissa de que a única forma racional de resolução de conflitos consiste em atribuir a um terceiro... more
Tenemos noticias de sentencias arbitrales pronunciadas por la reina María de Molina en torno al conflicto que involucró al obispado de Coria con la Orden de Alcántara en los albores del siglo XIV. La presente investigación se basa en el... more
The Spanish legal sources attended the institution of arbitration from long time ago. Arbitraje, avenencia, conciliación are terms with a special meaning on the different legal systems in Spanish History of Law. The law being in force in... more
El árbitro, en el derecho canónico, era el que por acuerdo de las partes en conflicto emitía un juicio, sin ser juez, a fin de alcanzar la resolución de la controversia, llegando a la paz y quietud y evitándose además perjuicio económico.... more
Este artículo intenta poner de relieve las categorías que se fueron construyendo entre la Edad Media y la Época Moderna sobre la ley y el derecho, como también la centralidad que cumplieron las Audiencias y Chancillerías como voluntad del... more
2018) El juzgador juzgado: apunte sobre el alcance del juicio de residencia a un alto tribunal en la Sevilla del siglo XVI. Foro Judicial Independiente, 14: 24-25.
El arbitraje se mostrará, en este estudio sobre deslinde de términos en las aldeas de Ávila en 1451, como una alternativa de cooperación ante la constante conflictividad existente en los ámbitos urbanos bajomedievales. Una alternativa que... more
Este artículo pretende analizar la caracterización legal de la institución arbitral a lo largo de los siglos bajomedievales. Durante muchas décadas, la historiografía ha defendido que el arbitraje era un mecanismo de resolución de los... more
Sumario: 1.-Sobre las Leyes del Estilo. 2.-La ley del estilo 135: agravioquerella-carta. 3.-¿Qué agravios? Fuero Real 1.7.8 y 2.2.2. 4.-¿Qué querellas? 4.1.-La simple querella. 4.2.-La apelación extrajudicial. 4.3.-Excursus: de las... more
Este trabajo consiste en un acercamiento a las funciones argumentativas de la justificación, la objeción y la concesión, y su expresión lingüística en textos de ordenanzas locales redactados durante los ss. XV y XVI, desde un punto de... more
El problema de las rubricas. 24. Variantes menores. 25. Variantes y Recopilaciones. 26. Variantes sustanciales. 27. Las variantes a la luz de los comentarios de Dtaz de Montalvo. 28. aEdad cumplidao. 29. Reflexiones finales .-VII. EL... more
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