Abstract
For as long as there have been governments and tradesmen, a tension has existed between a state’s claim to regulate conduct that affects its citizenry and commercial parties’ demands to resolve their disputes themselves in accord with their own expectations of appropriate conduct. Dr. Jan Kleinheisterkamp has embarked on a quest to find the balance in his essay, “The Impact of Internationally Mandatory laws on the Enforceability of Arbitration Agreements.” This commentary appraises his efforts.
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