The author identifies three analytical models that may contribute to improving the processes and outcomes of international arbitration. The three analytical models selected are: (1) mind map diagrams that enable the accurate, condensed summarizing of complex, voluminous cases; (2) simplified evidence charts that set out the arguments and supporting evidence relied on by the applicant, the respondent or both; and (3) cause and effect diagrams that facilitate the retrospective dissection of a case as a means of identifying areas for improvement.
Journal of International Arbitration