IIAs generally establish obligations for host countries only. Foreign investors may claim for measures taken against a related local company, yet they are not liable for breaches of obligations by this company. This Perspective suggests that IIAs may be used to enforce obligations binding upon the local investment vehicle
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly dur...
All too often, a State’s obligation to protect the health and safety of its citizens is hampered by ...
Most countries strive to attract FDI, yet around one fourth of all FDI projects established in devel...
What Are International Investment Agreements (IIAs)? IIAs are bilateral or multilateral treaties tha...
A review of the definition of "investor" and investor-state dispute resolution clauses in 851 intern...
A Primer created by the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment discussing international investmen...
The authors identify several ways in which an investment facilitation framework for development can ...
Investors’ treaty-shopping continues to represent a source of unpredictability regarding issues of j...
In recent years, more developed countries have been drawn into investment disputes. As of end 2011, ...
In international investment law, foreign investors can claim that host countries have acted against ...
International investment contracts have been viewed as an effective substitute to treaties for their...
State-controlled entities, including state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds, are increas...
This Perspective, based partly on the author’s personal experiences with the Indian Model Bilateral ...
The exclusion of investor-state arbitration from the TTIP agreement would represent a regressive dev...
What is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)? FDI occurs when an individual or corporation in one country...
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly dur...
All too often, a State’s obligation to protect the health and safety of its citizens is hampered by ...
Most countries strive to attract FDI, yet around one fourth of all FDI projects established in devel...
What Are International Investment Agreements (IIAs)? IIAs are bilateral or multilateral treaties tha...
A review of the definition of "investor" and investor-state dispute resolution clauses in 851 intern...
A Primer created by the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment discussing international investmen...
The authors identify several ways in which an investment facilitation framework for development can ...
Investors’ treaty-shopping continues to represent a source of unpredictability regarding issues of j...
In recent years, more developed countries have been drawn into investment disputes. As of end 2011, ...
In international investment law, foreign investors can claim that host countries have acted against ...
International investment contracts have been viewed as an effective substitute to treaties for their...
State-controlled entities, including state-owned enterprises and sovereign wealth funds, are increas...
This Perspective, based partly on the author’s personal experiences with the Indian Model Bilateral ...
The exclusion of investor-state arbitration from the TTIP agreement would represent a regressive dev...
What is Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)? FDI occurs when an individual or corporation in one country...
The rate of foreign direct investment made by sovereign wealth funds has increased significantly dur...
All too often, a State’s obligation to protect the health and safety of its citizens is hampered by ...
Most countries strive to attract FDI, yet around one fourth of all FDI projects established in devel...