This monograph, awarded the Ioannis-Ion Tsatsaronis legacy monetary prize for the best textbook on Private International Law (Aristotle University of Thessaloniki), focuses on the drafting of the arbitration agreement. The Author concentrates on the validity requirements for the valid conclusion of the arbitration agreement in light of technological advancements, as well as on current issues of applicable law comprehensively, both at the national and international level.
The research object constitutes the fundamental characteristics of the arbitration agreement, which are thoroughly presented by the Author with rich bibliographic documentation and her personal doctrinal stance. The Author examines with insightful analysis the problems concerning the validity requirements of the arbitration agreement, including the admissibility of submitting a dispute to arbitration. Furthermore, various interpretative issues arising regarding the applicable law in the arbitration agreement are investigated, a matter that concerns cases of both domestic and international commercial arbitration.
The Author highlights the topical theme of drafting the arbitration agreement through the use of digital means, especially within the framework of international transactions in view of rapid technological developments. Specifically, the focus is on concluding arbitration agreements via email, as well as through browse-wrap and click-wrap methods, while also examining the issue of incorporation of the arbitration agreement by reference. This is a contemporary legal work, solidly grounded in Greek and international literature and case law, constituting a valuable tool for lawyers, academics, judicial officers, and students, as it addresses in depth and with a modern perspective all complex doctrinal and practical issues arising in the context of drafting the arbitration agreement.
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