This book examines the adoption and adaptation of modern dispute resolution techniques within the Southern Mediterranean region. It details how economic and commercial matters are addressed through various methods, including court processes, arbitration, and mediation, against a backdrop of significant regional legislative changes since the late twentieth century. The work is structured country-by-country, highlighting the specific ways local Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) practices interact with civil procedure codes, international conventions, and the enforcement of awards.

The book is presented as a comprehensive overview of dispute resolution mechanisms in a specific geopolitical and economic context. It highlights the practical application of legal techniques by local experts, emphasizing the regional evolution of these practices. The country-by-country approach suggests a detailed and comparative analysis, valuable for understanding the nuances of international commercial law in the Southern Mediterranean. The focus on factors like cultural aspects and judicial involvement indicates an effort to provide a holistic view of the legal landscape.