1[1]Catherine A.Rogers,Emerging Dilemmas in International Economic Arbitration:The Vocation of the International Arbitrator,American University International Law Review,2005,p.959.
2[2]Thierry M.Lauriol,Enactment of a New Arbitration Law in Africa,International Arbitration Law Review,2001,p.43.
3[4]John Linarelli,The Economics of Uniform Laws and Uniform Lawmaking,The Wayne Law Review,Winter,2003,p.1403.
4[6]Ramon Mullerat,New Arbitration Act in Spain,International Company and Commercial Law Review,2004,p.169.
5[8]Rachel Engle,Party Autonomy in International Arbitration:Where Uniformity Gives Way to Predictability,The Transnational Lawyer,Spring,2002,p.337.
6[9]Dragica Wedam-Lukic,The Jurisdictional Problems of Arbitration (With special regard to the regulation in Slovenia and Croatia),Croatian Arbitration Yearbook,1994,p.58.
7[15][18]Otto Sandrock,To Continue Nationalizing or to De-Nationalize? That is Now the Question in International Arbitration,The American Review of International Arbitration,2001,pp.309～323.
8[17]Rachel Engle,Party Autonomy in International Arbitration:Where Uniformity Gives Way to Predictability,The Transnational Lawyer,Spring,2002,p.337.
9[19]Liz Carson,Mental Capacity to Arbitrate,Dispute Resolution Journal,August～October,2003,p.90.
10[20]Stefan M.Kroll,Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Germany,International Arbitration Law Review,2002,p.168.
