Ad Hoc Arbitration under the Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law

The book titled “Ad Hoc Arbitration under the Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law” tackles a particularly interesting and captivating topic, i.e. ad hoc arbitration under the rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, with its numerous theoretical implications and having wide applicability in practice.

The theoretical substantiation of the chosen topic consists in the need to clarify the various legal aspects raised by the topic, from the perspective of a domestic law review, as well as comparative law, and as a result of a vast and varied legislation on the matter, as well as complex jurisprudence, providing wide room for review and triggering the performance of ongoing correlations and systematization.

The book is not bereft of the benefits of general final conclusions, which make a summary of and develop lex ferenda needs (particularly original ones, such as defining arbitration concepts in general).

The book “Ad Hoc Arbitration under the Rules of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law” is clear in style and is accessible to the reader, which facilitates the understanding of the substance and confers the work with actual scientific value. The legal and common language used is elevated, thus proving the high intellectual level of the author.

To conclude with, a general as well as analytical review of the work prove the high scientific level and the intrinsic theoretical value of the book, arising from the systematic review of the origins of Romanian and international law in the field subject to review, as well as applicability to Romanian jurists concerned with the very rich and wide approach to the topic.