Who Speaks for Arbitration: Arbitration in the Media and Public Discourse
5 Jun 11:30 - 13:00
This panel will discuss the themes of Who Speaks for Arbitration?, a report examining how international arbitration is explained and perceived beyond the legal community. While arbitration remains central to resolving cross-border commercial and investment disputes, public narratives are increasingly shaped by controversy - particularly around investor-state disputes - rather than by the system’s everyday successes.
Bringing together practitioners and media experts, the discussion will explore who currently speaks for arbitration, why its messaging is fragmented, and how the community can better communicate its value to policymakers, businesses and the wider public. The panel will consider how clearer storytelling, coordinated voices and engagement beyond the arbitral ‘bubble’ can help ensure arbitration’s role in supporting global trade and investment is better understood.
Speakers
- Gus Selitto - Byfield Consultancy
- Artem Doudko - Osborne Clarke
- Ben Rigby - Global Legal Post
Members Hosts
- Byfield Consultancy
- Osborne Clarke
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