The PCA was established by the Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes, concluded at The Hague in 1899 during the first Hague Peace Conference.
Some subject searches to try in SOLO:
Pacific settlement of international disputes
Arbitration, International
Peace; Arbitration
Chapter VI of the Charter of the United Nations starts with Article 33
Terminology
arbitration - the resolution of a dispute by the application of legal principles, by a third party. This process can be brought into existence by the mutual agreement and consent of both parties to do so, over the person of the arbitrator, and on the commitment to be bound by the arbitrator's findings. Arbitration is often the mechanism specified in treaties between the parties.
"inter-state arbitration" - where both parties to a dispute are States
"mixed arbitration" - where one party is a State the other a legal person either a corporation or an individua
Texts specifically about the PCA & its work are shelved at Internat 730, on Level 3 of the Law Library. One floor above the level at which you enter the law library.
But researchers may find it worthwhile to other sections between Internat 710 and 760 which have as common theme International disputes and arbitration.
The current collection of print materials relating to the PCA can be found on Level 3 of the Law Library. One floor above the level at which you entrer the library.
Decisions of the PCA are shelved at Internat 130.
Texts specifically about the PCA & its work are at Internat 730. But students may find it worthwhile to other sections between Internat 710 and 760 which have as common theme International disputes and arbitration.