By Jack J. Coe, Jr., 113 Penn St. L. Rev. 1369.
Among International Commercial Arbitration (“ICA”) specialists, the suggestion that recent years have been eventful would likely pass without objection. In the Anglo-American context alone there have occurred important decisions, legislative proposals to limit arbitration, and the launching of an American Law Institute Restatement on ICA. These developments have punctuated a period already made memorable by events marking the fiftieth anniversary of the New York Convention.