Because international arbitration is a big business, there are other resources that are useful to the researcher.
- CISG-online (CISG commentary and materials).
- Digest of International Investment Jurisprudence.
- Digest of Investment Treaty Awards and Decisions (this Digest annotates publicly available final decisions rendered on or before July 30, 2008 in investor-State arbitrations conducted pursuant to investment treaties).
- Getting the Deal Through - Arbitration (available on Bloomberg Law, Berkeley Law only). There are chapters on various countries under arbitration and investment treaty arbitration.
- Global Arbitration Review (news and commentary on global arbitration). (UCB only).
- Investment Arbitration Reporter (IA Reporter is a news and analysis service focusing on investor-state arbitration, including some confidential information -- a very good current awareness tool). (UCB only).
- Investment Claims (contains arbitration awards, BITs, journals, national legislation, and more). (UCB only).
- Kluwer Arbitration Blog (the blog contributors include well-known professors and practitioners – you don’t need to subscribe to the database to access the blog).
- New York Convention Guide (The website provides access to the case-law from a number of jurisdictions on the application of the Convention by domestic courts as well as information on the ratification of the Convention by selected States).
- Practical Law (available on Westlaw, Berkeley Law only). Practical tools for international commercial arbitration.
- Trans-Lex.org (an online collection of principles and rules of transnational commercial law; includes a bibliography of sources, materials, and links to other useful resources).
- Transnational Dispute Management (TDM) (contains commentary as well as selected national laws, decisions and awards). (UCB only).
- UCIA, Universal Citation in International Arbitration (2018). Electronic version.
