Arbitration as a new pattern in adr’s. rethinking alternative resolution from law’s adjudication

Abstract

Arbitration has always existed in our humanity, because the state apparatus of administration of justice, in its incipient form and as genesis of what we know today, came with the creation of modern states. The connoisseurs of alternative methods of conflict resolution now conceive of them with a systemic vision, since they are not only to solve conflicts of a private nature, but they show a great social impact in our complex contemporary societies, in which alternative justice does not Can be understood in a different way to be an instrument in the service of peace and the achievement of greater and effective justice in legal, social and political relations. Its scope is to address the issue of justice or the elimination of the conflict that has been presented to it. Because of the above, arbitration is less and less considered as a substitute for state jurisdiction, it is now more viewed as that other form of administering justice.