This course discusses the theoretical and fundamental issues guiding the processes that produced existing conventions, national legislations, and statutes related to industrial arbitration. It covers industrial practices and case studies of previous events, reflecting various considerations from the legislative intents enshrined in national and international arbitration instruments. The course provides... Read more
This course discusses the theoretical and fundamental issues guiding the processes that produced existing conventions, national legislations, and statutes related to industrial arbitration. It covers industrial practices and case studies of previous events, reflecting various considerations from the legislative intents enshrined in national and international arbitration instruments. The course provides guidelines to understand the necessity of industrial arbitration in the next phase of the ‘smart industrial revolution’. It also offers practical guidance on the range of disputes suitable for arbitration versus those that should be tried in courts. Additionally, the course aligns modern industrial arbitration with Industry 4.0 technologies to increase efficiency and explores the influence of these technologies on the drafting of international instruments.