Eligibility for international arbitration of internal disputes of companies in incorporated company

The increasing international trade in the globalizing world has brought an increase in disputes in the field of international trade. The search for alternative dispute resolution methods other than state proceedings, increases the interest in the international arbitration institution day by day. In this context, the question of whether in-company disputes in joint stock companies will also be suitable for international arbitration has led to some debates in the doctrine. The purpose of this study, which was prepared as a master's thesis, was to examine which of the intra-company disputes in joint stock companies are suitable for resolution in international arbitration and under what conditions they are suitable. This study was carried out in the light of discussions in the doctrine, Supreme Court of Appeal's decisions, and the comparative law. This study consists of three main parts. In the first part, joint stock companies are explained and in-company conflicts in joint stock companies are addressed. In the second part, arbitration and its historical background, and the institution of international arbitration are examined. In the last part, as a synthesis of the first and second parts, the conditions under which internal disputes are suitable for international arbitration are explained in detail, together with the discussions in the doctrine. Key Words Joint Stock Company, Internal Dispute, International Arbitration, Arbitration, Shares, Contracts