The Arab Association for International Arbitration was established in Paris in 1991 during a meeting between arbitrators and law practitioners from the entire Arab world in order to set rules for cooperation among them to protect the Arab trade sector which resort to arbitration. The Association intended to prepare Arab elites for being involved, as arbitrators and counsels, in the issues of international Arab arbitration, especially after arbitration has become vital for trade and international investment, where it has proven its success and efficiency in settling international commercial disputes quickly ensuring a familiar and friendly climate for the parties to the disputes.

The SCC is part of, but independent from, the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce and was established in 1917. The SCC has a Board and a Secretariat. The SCC provides efficient dispute resolution services. The SCC was recognized in the 1970's by the United States and the Soviet Union as a neutral centre for the resolution of East West trade disputes, and the SCC has since expanded its services in international commercial arbitration. In recent years the number of cases filed with the SCC has increased considerably and the SCC has emerged as one of the most important and frequently used arbitration institutions worldwide. Today the SCC caseload includes both domestic and international arbitration cases. About 50 per cent of the cases are international in the sense that they involve at least one non-Swedish party.

CRCICA is an International Organization operating in Egypt since 1979 by dint of an international agreement signed between the Egyptian Government and the Asian African Legal Consultative Organization (having more than 45 member-states).

The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) is the uniform international sales law of countries that account for two-thirds of all world trade. As a service to the world trade community, the Pace University School of Law offers an annotated electronic library on the CISG on the World-Wide Web.

UN Economic and Social Council - list of UN Specialized Agencies

The Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission has established, maintains, and administers throughout the Western Hemisphere a system for settlement, by arbitration or conciliation, of international commercial disputes. The system includes National Sections or Representatives in almost all countries in the Western Hemisphere. Where no such National Section or Representative exists, the Commission performs all activities that would otherwise be performed by a National Section.

ICC makes model codes, rules, and contracts to regulate conduct in transnational business. It has a variety of publications on its website on the issues in this area including arbitration decisions.

The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal came into existence as one of the measures taken to resolve the crisis in relations between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the United States of America arising out of the detention of 52 United States nationals at the United States Embassy in Tehran which commenced in November 1979, and the subsequent freeze of Iranian assets by the United States of America. The Government of the Democratic and Popular Republic of Algeria served as intermediary in the search for a mutually acceptable solution. Having consulted extensively with the two Governments as to the commitments which each was willing to undertake in order to resolve the crisis, the Government of Algeria recorded those commitments in two Declarations made on 19 January 1981. The "General Declaration" and the "Claims Settlement Declaration" or the "Algiers Declarations," as they are often called, were then adhered to by Iran and the United States.

The London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) is universally recognised as one of the world's leading arbitral institutions. The LCIA provides efficient, flexible and impartial administration of arbitration and of a wide range of other ADR procedures, regardless of the location of the parties, and under any system of law.

International Law Institute - Alternative Dispute Resolution Center's guide to researching international commercial and investment arbitration.

ed. by Bishop, R. Doak and Edward G. Kehoe (2010) - UES

Provides access to all publicly available investment treaty awards; information and resources relating to investment treaties and investment treaty arbitration; and links to further resources.