Abstract
In recent years “transnational law” has become a term often used in legal terminology especially in the context of international commercial arbitration whereby expressions such as “transnational law” or “new lex mercatoria” denote non-national or supra-national legal rules or principles employed by arbitration tribunals in the course of disputes settlement.1 This chapter discusses the impact of transnational law on international commercial arbitration and its interconnection with confidentiality. More specifically, we address the modern European and global character of arbitration and the way in which the various levels of protection of confidentiality affect it, before discussing the advantages and disadvantages as well as the possibility of achieving a uniform transnational arbitration law.
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