The following books, available at the Georgia State College of Law Library, are an excellent source of information on arbitration in general, or Georgia arbitration specifically. The list is by no means comprehensive. You can find additional books in GIL.
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Below are some Journals that focus on ADR issues. The list is not comprehensive. You can also find articles through Index to Legal Periodicals, LegalTrac, or Hein Online among other sources.
The following treatises, available at the Georgia State College of Law Library, are an excellent source of comprehensive information on arbitration. Treatises are alphabetically ordered by title.