The International Arbitration Journal is an academic and practical publication dedicated to the field of international arbitration. International arbitration, as an important way to resolve cross-border commercial disputes, is favored for its fairness, flexibility, and confidentiality. The magazine covers various aspects of international commercial arbitration and international investment arbitration, including arbitration procedures, arbitration rules, enforcement of arbitration awards, and legal issues related to arbitration.

The characteristics of international arbitration include voluntary, unofficial, final, and intermediary arbitration. It allows the parties to have autonomy in choosing applicable laws, arbitration venues, arbitrators, and arbitration rules, thereby resolving disputes in a neutral environment. The magazine may explore how to choose a place of arbitration, such as London, New York, Singapore, and other places that have become popular choices due to the neutrality and impartiality of their legal systems.

In addition, the magazine may also include articles on the history and development trends of international arbitration. For example, since the late 18th century, arbitration has been widely used, and in the 20th century, with the growth of globalization and regional economic organizations, international commercial arbitration has shown a prosperous scene. The magazine may also discuss the challenges faced by international arbitration, such as costs, procedural delays, limitations on binding third parties, and uncertainty of arbitration agreements.