The monograph is a modern, systematic study covering the complete lifecycle of an arbitration agreement: formation, formal and substantive validity, interpretation and scope, legal effects, termination, and potential revival.

It is based on Greek law regarding international arbitration (particularly Law 5016/2023) and the New York Convention, shedding light on the applicable law in various aspects of the arbitration agreement before state courts and arbitration tribunals.

It offers a comprehensive and updated analysis following Law 5016/2023, clearly distinguishes the conflict of laws methodologies in both domestic and arbitration contexts, and provides guidance for correct drafting and interpretation of arbitration agreements, avoiding common pitfalls.

It is aimed at lawyers, in-house counsel, arbitrators, judges, and academics seeking a practical tool with theoretical depth.