The Principle of Compensation in International Arbitration

Master the principles that shape compensation in international arbitration.This book offers a comprehensive analysis of one of the most significant remedies in international commercial and investment arbitration: compensation. Drawing on international conventions, the UNIDROIT Principles (UPICC), the CISG, the evolving lex mercatoria, and leading arbitral decisions, it examines how general principles of law influence the assessment and award of damages across jurisdictions.Bridging theory and practice, the book explores the interaction between transnational commercial law, international investment law, and arbitral jurisprudence, providing readers with a clear understanding of the legal foundations behind modern compensation principles.An essential resource for arbitration practitioners, lawyers, judges, academics, researchers, and graduate students seeking a deeper understanding of contemporary international dispute resolution.