ICSID tribunals likely will need to address with greater frequency the fundamental issue of whether disputes arising from SCE investments fall within the scope of the ICSID Convention. To help preserve clear ICSID Convention boundaries -- which exclude public foreign investment disputes between states -- ICSID tribunals should consider not only the nature, but also the purpose, of SCE investments
Investors’ treaty-shopping continues to represent a source of unpredictability regarding issues of j...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Using data on international investment arbitration, the authors catalog the types of state actors in...
State-controlled entities, including state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds, are increas...
This article primarily concerns the juridical personality of States in public international law, how...
A review of the definition of "investor" and investor-state dispute resolution clauses in 851 intern...
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly dur...
The omission to define the term investment in the ICSID Convention is one of the most critical dec...
Globalization has increased international investment activity, but no unified legal framework govern...
The exclusion of investor-state arbitration from the TTIP agreement would represent a regressive dev...
ICSID is amending its rules for resolving international investment disputes. This Perspective outlin...
Problems related to ICSID jurisdiction are extremely relevant, and the mistakes made during the draf...
Under international law, and perhaps in the context of the ICSID Convention, it is fair to state tha...
Under international law, and perhaps in the context of the ICSID Convention, it is fair to state tha...
Consent to ICSID jurisdiction may be given in different ways. One option is for the host state to of...
Investors’ treaty-shopping continues to represent a source of unpredictability regarding issues of j...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Using data on international investment arbitration, the authors catalog the types of state actors in...
State-controlled entities, including state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds, are increas...
This article primarily concerns the juridical personality of States in public international law, how...
A review of the definition of "investor" and investor-state dispute resolution clauses in 851 intern...
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly dur...
The omission to define the term investment in the ICSID Convention is one of the most critical dec...
Globalization has increased international investment activity, but no unified legal framework govern...
The exclusion of investor-state arbitration from the TTIP agreement would represent a regressive dev...
ICSID is amending its rules for resolving international investment disputes. This Perspective outlin...
Problems related to ICSID jurisdiction are extremely relevant, and the mistakes made during the draf...
Under international law, and perhaps in the context of the ICSID Convention, it is fair to state tha...
Under international law, and perhaps in the context of the ICSID Convention, it is fair to state tha...
Consent to ICSID jurisdiction may be given in different ways. One option is for the host state to of...
Investors’ treaty-shopping continues to represent a source of unpredictability regarding issues of j...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Using data on international investment arbitration, the authors catalog the types of state actors in...