The articles compiled in this book are written by renowned international arbitrators from various countries around the world. They not only reflect on major theoretical issues of international arbitration but also share practices on the development of international arbitration procedures. This book is divided into three parts: Part I, "Basic Picture of International Arbitration", vertically expounds the achievements of international arbitration in the past and the challenges it faces today, taking France as an example to reveal how the laws of sovereign countries have an impact on the development of international arbitration; Part II, "Procedural Development of International Arbitration", focuses on the internal development mechanism and external interaction mechanism of international arbitration proceedings; Part III, "Judicial Supervision over International Arbitration Awards," discusses the revocation of international arbitration awards and the recognition and enforcement of foreign arbitration awards, focusing on the implementation of the New York Convention by its State parties.