public international arbitration

public international arbitration
- арбитраж по вопросам международного публичного права, иногда осуществляемый Постоянным третейским судом в Гааге ( Permanent Court of Arbitration). К международному коммерческому арбитражу отношения не имеет.

Glossary of international commercial arbitration. 2013.

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