Arbitration and alternative means for resolving disputes

This book deals with a comprehensive study of alternative dispute resolution methods, with a focus on arbitration as a traditional means. It begins with defining arbitration, its emergence, and development, then reviews its advantages and disadvantages. It addresses general and specific rulings for alternative methods, including the legal obligations of the parties and non-competent parties to resolve the dispute, and the conditions and effects of resorting to them. It also presents the most prominent international and Arab experiences, with a focus on the Saudi experience, and concludes with an overview of the systems and laws regulating arbitration and reconciliation.