Publication: La ordenación del arbitraje comercial internacional en América Latina y el Caribe: entre el particularismo y la unificación
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2016-11
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Asociación Chilena de Derecho Internacional Privado
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Este artículo trata sobre todo del marco legal del arbitraje comercial internacional en América Latina y el Caribe y la influencia de la Comisión de las Naciones Unidas para el Derecho Mercantil Internacional en las leyes de arbitraje adoptadas por la mayoría de los países de la región, que han adoptado un modelo normativo moderna del arbitraje comercial internacional. También incorpora información sobre el marco jurídico en vigor para el arbitraje internacional en América Latina y el Caribe. Por último, muestra el esfuerzo importante en estos países para superar las tendencias nacionales e idiosincrasias formalistas en esta materia. A pesar de la resistencia negativa por los países de la región y de la defensa de un cierto particularismo en la actualidad no existe una actitud hostil hacia el arbitraje comercial internacional.
This article discusses the current situation of the international commercial arbitration in Latin America and the Caribbean and the influence of the UNCITRAL Model Law above the legal systems of the countries in this region, most of which have adopted a modern regulatory model on international commercial arbitration. This paper also addresses news on the international arbitration legal framework in Latin America and the Caribbean. Finally, this article stresses the important efforts of these countries to overcome obstacles such as the national trends and formalist idiosyncrasies in regard to this matter. Despite the negative resistance of the countries of this region and the defense of a certain particularism, a hostile attitude towards international commercial arbitration has no place in today’s reality.
This article discusses the current situation of the international commercial arbitration in Latin America and the Caribbean and the influence of the UNCITRAL Model Law above the legal systems of the countries in this region, most of which have adopted a modern regulatory model on international commercial arbitration. This paper also addresses news on the international arbitration legal framework in Latin America and the Caribbean. Finally, this article stresses the important efforts of these countries to overcome obstacles such as the national trends and formalist idiosyncrasies in regard to this matter. Despite the negative resistance of the countries of this region and the defense of a certain particularism, a hostile attitude towards international commercial arbitration has no place in today’s reality.