《DEALING IN VIRTUE INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF A TRANSNATIONAL LEGA》

Part One: Dealing in Virtue1

1.Exploring and Representing the World of International Commercial Arbitration3

2.Becoming an Arbitrator: Building and Exchanging National andInternational Symbolic Capital18

Part Two: Constructing Transnational Private Justice and Legalizing Business Conflicts31

3.Merchants of Law as Moral Entrepreneurs: Constructing International Justice out of the Competition for Transnational Business Disputes33

4.Setting the Legal Scene for North-South Conflicts and the Collective Construction of the Universality of Law63

5.U.S. Litigators， Continental Academics， Petrodollar Construction Projects， and the Lex Mercatoria: A Case Study100

Part Three: Internationalization and the Transformation of the Landscape for Handling Business Conflicts115

6.Between the Worlds of Law and Business: The Contradictions of Business Justice and Its Permanent Reconstruction through Dispute Resolution Mechanisms117

7.England: The Contradictions and Limits of an International and Reformist Strategy129

8 In and Out of the Multidoor Courthouse: Internationalization and the Transformation of the Landscape of Business Disputing in the United States151

9 Vintage Arbitration in Stockholm182

10 Social Capital and Legal Capital: Competition and Complementarity in the Market for Business Justice197

11 International Legal Practice as Ghetto or Beachhead: Cairo and the Problems of North and South219

12 Law at the Frontier: Hong Kong and Transitions from One Imperialism to Another250

13 How to Construct Neutrality and Autonomy on the Basis of a Strategy of Double Agent281

14 Reintroducing Politics and States in the Market of International Business Disputing311

Bibliography319

Index333