Abstract
ABSTRACT: In the context of commercial arbitration, the article focus on a critical analysis of the reasons that are usually considered by different countries to opt for a monist system (a single law to regulate arbitration) or a dualist system (one law to regulate domestic arbitration and another law to regulate international arbitration).
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