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Reforming Chinese arbitration law and practices in the global economy |
| ZHAO Xiuwen1, Lisa A. Kloppenberg2 |
| 1.Renmin University of China, School of Law, Beijing 100872, China; 2.University of Dayton, School of Law, Dayton, OH 45469, U.S.A |
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Abstract In the last 50 years Chinese arbitration law and practices has made significant contributions to the international commercial arbitration and strides to manage the rapidly increasing caseload associated with a period of amazing growth in economic interactions between Chinese and non-Chinese parties. In the global economy there are rooms for further improvement. The paper proposed some ideas on reforming the Chinese arbitration law and practices on the arbitration system regarding the ad hoc arbitration, panel system and tribunal jurisdiction, interim measures of protection, as well as standards for the judicial review on the arbitral awards.
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Issue Date: 05 September 2006
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