Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1991
Abstract
This symposium attests to the depth of scholarship that now surrounds the law of arbitration and to arbitration's widening adjudicatory mission in matters international and domestic. Authored by senior and emerging scholars who share a commitment to professional excellence, the various contributions not only assure continuity in arbitral scholarship, but also underscore the growing sophistication of arbitral practice and illustrate the complexity of the relationship between arbitration and the legal process. This symposium represents an inquiry into the convergence and divergence of legal and arbitral adjudicatory values and what impact these similarities and differences might have upon the functioning and continued legitimacy of the arbitral process.
Recommended Citation
Thomas E. Carbonneau, Introduction to Symposium: Achieving Justice in Arbitration, 65 Tul. L. Rev. 1303 (1991).