Numerous modern bilateral investment treaties seek to liberalize bilateral investment flows on a preferential basis. This Perspective argues that such liberalization commitments are likely to be multilateralized under the General Agreement on Trade in Services. It discusses how policy-makers may avoid the multilateralization of such bilateral liberalization commitments
A bilateral investment treaty between China and the US would not only be of importance for the econo...
The proliferation of regional integration agreements (RIAs) over the past several years has led to s...
Developing and transition countries have increasingly engaged in the signing of bilateral investment...
A number of recent studies have discussed the implications of most-favored-nation (MFN) clauses in b...
Traditional bilateral investment treaties (BITs) focus on investment protection, i.e., regulate post...
ABSTRACT In most of the current literature, the spread of regionalism in international trade relatio...
The variety of investments made by powerful Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) is often directed to the g...
The 2018 OECD Multilateral Instrument updates thousands of bilateral taxation treaties in substance ...
The establishment of the World Trade Organization ( WTO ), which replaced the five decades of the Ge...
The authors analyze empirically whether the impact of BITs and RTAs on bilateral FDI flows depends o...
Bilateral investment treaties (hereinafter BIT ) have been created with the goal of promoting econo...
This paper, “Bilateral Investment Treaties: Liberal Tools Encouraging Greater Financial Direct Inves...
The authors identify several ways in which an investment facilitation framework for development can ...
This work contributes to the global discussion on the desirability of the multilateral investment tr...
Policy makers in developing countries have increasingly pinned their hopes on bilateral investment t...
A bilateral investment treaty between China and the US would not only be of importance for the econo...
The proliferation of regional integration agreements (RIAs) over the past several years has led to s...
Developing and transition countries have increasingly engaged in the signing of bilateral investment...
A number of recent studies have discussed the implications of most-favored-nation (MFN) clauses in b...
Traditional bilateral investment treaties (BITs) focus on investment protection, i.e., regulate post...
ABSTRACT In most of the current literature, the spread of regionalism in international trade relatio...
The variety of investments made by powerful Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWFs) is often directed to the g...
The 2018 OECD Multilateral Instrument updates thousands of bilateral taxation treaties in substance ...
The establishment of the World Trade Organization ( WTO ), which replaced the five decades of the Ge...
The authors analyze empirically whether the impact of BITs and RTAs on bilateral FDI flows depends o...
Bilateral investment treaties (hereinafter BIT ) have been created with the goal of promoting econo...
This paper, “Bilateral Investment Treaties: Liberal Tools Encouraging Greater Financial Direct Inves...
The authors identify several ways in which an investment facilitation framework for development can ...
This work contributes to the global discussion on the desirability of the multilateral investment tr...
Policy makers in developing countries have increasingly pinned their hopes on bilateral investment t...
A bilateral investment treaty between China and the US would not only be of importance for the econo...
The proliferation of regional integration agreements (RIAs) over the past several years has led to s...
Developing and transition countries have increasingly engaged in the signing of bilateral investment...