1. Thesis: nationalization of State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 1.1 Techniques used to nationalize State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 1.2 Consequences of nationalizing State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 1.2.1 Rejection of international arbitration -- 1.2.2 Rejection of international law -- 1.2.3 Sovereign State's immunity from execution -- 1.2.4 Use of media -- 2. Antithesis: internationalization of State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 2.1 Techniques used to internationalize State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 2.2 Consequences of internationalizing State contracts and resulting arbitrations -- 2.2.1 Reaffirmation of international arbitration -- 2.2.2 Reaffirmation of international law -- 2.2.3 Rejection of the immunity from execution of sovereign States -- 3. Synthesis: moderate internationalization by arbitrators and some national courts -- 3.1 Defining the legal relationship as national or international -- 3.2 Consequences of moderately internationalizing the legal relationship -- 3.2.1 Moderate reaffirmation of international arbitration -- 3.2.2 Moderate reaffirmation of the application of international law -- 3.2.3 Implied waiver of a sovereign State's immunity from execution