Finding Foreign and International Sources

International arbitration is a method of resolving disputes arising from transnational commercial transactions to avoid litigation in court. 

Arbitration Materials:

• Arbitration Materials [available in print at the Law Library for Vols. 1–5 (1989–1993)]

Hague Court Reports:

• HeinOnline: Hague Court Reports [coverage: 1st–2d series]

International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Reports:

• ICSID Reports [available in print at the Law Library for Vols. 1–8]

International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Review:

• ICSID Review [available in print at the Law Library for Vols. 1– ]

International Chamber of Commerce Arbitration:

• International Chamber of Commerce Arbitration (1st ed. 1984) [available in print at the Law Library]
• International Chamber of Commerce Arbitration (2d ed. 1990) [available in print at the Law Library]
• International Chamber of Commerce Arbitration (3d ed. 2000) [available in print at the Law Library]

International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea Reports of Judgments, Advisory Opinions, and Orders:

• HeinOnline: Reports of Judgments, Advisory Opinions, and Orders (ITLOS) [coverage: Vols. 1–9 (1997–2007)]

Permanent Court of Arbitration Case Repository:

• PCA Case Repository

United Nations Reports of International Arbitral Awards:

• HeinOnline: Reports of International Arbitral Awards [coverage: Vols. 1–30 (1948–2013)]

World Arbitration Reporter:

• This reporter is not available at the Law Library or through Stanford University Libraries. Please submit an ILL request.