A Study on the Balancing Confidentiality and Transparency for Arbitral Legitimacy in International Arbitration

Yong-Il KIM

doi:10.35980/krical.2026.2.109.155

February 28, 2026THE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE & LAW REVIEW

A Study on the Balancing Confidentiality and Transparency for Arbitral Legitimacy in International Arbitration

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The aim is to investigate how confidentiality and transparency interact in the context of international arbitration legitimacy.
Analysis of arbitration rules from major international arbitration institutions
Review of case law
Examination of arbitration practices
Confidentiality contributes to the legitimacy of arbitration through party autonomy and procedural efficiency.
Transparency demands are growing in investor-state dispute resolution, questioning traditional confidentiality.
Weakened confidentiality poses risks like reputational damage and exposure of sensitive information.

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This analysis examines the roles of confidentiality and transparency in arbitration legitimacy, implying a necessary balance for effective dispute resolution.

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