STATE COURTS IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION LAW.

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International arbitration has become a popular method for resolving commercial disputes between parties from different countries. However, the effectiveness of international arbitration depends on the ability of the parties to enforce the awards in the relevant jurisdictions. State courts play a crucial role in the enforcement of international arbitration awards. This article provides a comparative analysis of the state courts' approach to international arbitration law in various jurisdictions, including the USA, the UK, France, and Germany. The article examines the materials and methods used to evaluate the state courts' approach to international arbitration law, including case law, legislation, and scholarly literature. The discussion highlights the differences and similarities between the state courts' approach to international arbitration law, including jurisdictional issues, the validity of arbitration agreements, and the recognition and enforcement of awards. The conclusion offers key insights into the state courts' approach to international arbitration law and offers recommendations for policymakers, academics, and practitioners in the field.