The Culture of American Arbitration and the Lessons of ADR
By Alan Scott Rau, February 8, 2012
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The article examines some of the characteristics of arbitration in America, specifically its contractual, expansionist, and a-legal nature. These three elements serve to distinguish the American perspective from that of most other legal systems, and they are closely interrelated to the ideology of the ADR movement.
