Originally from Dispute Resolution Journal

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Whether parties want to use an independent agency to
administer their dispute or decide to manage such procedures
themselves, the fact remains that all arbitrations
need effective procedural management. In this
article, the author outlines the differences between full
administration, limited administration, and non-administration
and investigates the advantages, as well as the
disadvantages, of each.

Arbitration is a well-established dispute resolution process, which is regularly
used to resolve both domestic and international disputes.1 As
such, various arbitral options exist for the users of the process.