A arbitragem como instrumento de regulação do comércio internacional: um estudo de caso da arbitragem marítima de Singapura á luz da teoria do direito e desenvolvimento

Abstract

Development is a topic that is very much discussed at the present time, including by Administrative Law, more precisely in relation to the performance of the regulatory State. Thus, to better study the role of the regulatory state in promoting national development was used the theory of law and development, which states that legal institutes influence the development process of countries. Such a theory still does not enjoy methodological autonomy, and more empirical research is needed to validate its models. In this sense, the present monograph has as its proposal a brief analysis of the experience of using the legal institute of arbitration specialized in Maritime Law as a tool for regulating international trade in Singapore. With regard to the specific objectives to be achieved, it is possible to identify: the understanding of the legal elements determining the development of international trade, the identification of the international regulatory framework for this sector, and the impact of normative regulation of maritime arbitration on international trade in Singapore. The methodology used was qualitative in which documentary and bibliographic research techniques were used. Regarding the result, it was verified, among other aspects, that the legal institute of arbitration has a strategic role in the development of economic policies focused on international trade.