The question of efficiency in international arbitration remains ever at the forefront of debate, with many concerned about its ‘judicialisation”, and increases in time and cost. One method to improve efficiency in response to this criticism is by the application of specific rules on expedited arbitrations. This article is a book review of Expedited International Arbitration: Policies, Rules, and Procedures. It provides arbitration practitioners with a comprehensive and practical analysis of expedited arbitration procedures, under various rules and from a diverse range of qualified international perspectives.
BOOK REVIEW: ALAN M. ANDERSON AND HERMAN VERBIST (EDS), EXPEDITED INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION: POLICIES, RULES, AND PROCEDURES, (KLUWER LAW INTERNATIONAL, 2024)
Jake Lowther