“Stunningly comprehensive, accessible, and bristling with insights: the definitive text on international arbitration.” — Professor Harold Hongju Koh, Yale Law School

“A magisterial exposition… breathtaking in its scope and comprehensiveness.” — Horacio A. Grigera Naón, former Secretary General, ICC International Court of Arbitration

“The modern arbitration bible… destined to become the new reference point for all future books on the subject.” — Michael Hwang S.C., Arbitrator, Singapore

“Represents, in the range and depth of its coverage, and in the rigour and perception of its analysis, the most complete exposition of the law of international commercial arbitration ever available.” — Professor Campbell McLachlan, University of Cambridge

“[A] monumental work…distinguished by its remarkable comprehensiveness, and its both careful and yet critical analysis of international instruments, legislation, doctrinal authority, court decisions and arbitral awards from all over the world.” — Professor Daniel Girsberger, University of Lucerne

Recognized in 2011 with the American Society of International Law’s Certificate of Merit for high technical craftsmanship and utility to practicing lawyers and scholars.

“Quite extraordinary… an excellent first edition has developed into a peerless third.” — Professor Adrian Briggs, Oxford University

“Refreshing to see a book exclusively devoted to international cases… fulfills the needs of both students and practitioners.” — Hon. Justice Lawrence Collins, Royal Court of Justice

“A marvelously useful and readable work… a wonderful resource to increase understanding and practical skills.” — Steven M. Schneebaum, Partner, Greenberg Traurig LLP

“A source of virtual perfection.” — Professor Dr. Peter Schlosser, University of Munich

“Comprehensive, lucid and user-friendly… teachers such as myself finally have the resource they have been looking for.” — Professor George Bermann, Columbia Law School

“An excellent and truly international tool for understanding arbitration [that will enable academics] all around the world to teach international arbitration on the basis of Born’s global experience.” — Professor Paul Oberhammer, University of Zurich

“A comprehensive picture of the legal framework for international arbitration, seen from a deliberately transnational perspective.” — Professor Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler, Geneva Master in International Dispute Settlement

“This casebook is a masterpiece without peer in the international arbitration casebook market.” — Professor Peter (Bo) Rutledge, University of Georgia Law School