Abstract
This study aims to reflect on the importance of data protection law, namely the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), when it comes to International Arbitration, which is something that implies the need to articulate different laws and international treaties. For this reason, we address the different issues regarding the material and territorial scope of the regulation, as well as the question of transfers of personal data to third countries. We also analyze which personal data can be processed during an international arbitration. Finally, our investigation takes into consideration some of the main issues regarding the proceeding of arbitration itself and evaluates whether the GDPR can offer, when applicable, a coherent answer to the data protection’s issues emerging in international arbitration. In a world more technologic than ever, this study aims to demonstrate how these two different worlds (data protection law and international arbitration) can collide for a common application whenever it is necessary.
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