In addition, it has succinctly set out the most important procedural steps
that have to be taken in the litigation process of each of the jurisdictions.
The work magnificently manages to set out the core principles of both the
Anglo-American common law system of arbitration practices as well as major
civil law jurisdictions. In doing so, it provides a splendid comparative law
perspective as to the treatment of procedural and practical problems that
tend to recur in international arbitrations. The author has painstakingly
analysed and dealt with details of both arbitration laws and institutional
rules in multiple ways and has successfully given pragmatic views in various
challenging settings