Kluwer: Arbitrator Intelligence is Dead! Long Live arbitrator intelligence!

Published on July 28, 2024

By Catherine A. Rogers (Bocconi University)

This is the final post from Arbitrator Intelligence as an entity. But it is also a call for greater intelligence in arbitrator selection, which is needed now more than ever. Since the founding of Arbitrator Intelligence, over 10 years ago as an NGO and nearly 5 years ago as a corporate entity, the availability of...

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