In The Independence and Impartiality of ICSID Arbitrators, Maria Nicole Cleis examines the standard of independence required under the ICSID Convention, as evidenced in existing disqualification decisions, and makes novel suggestions for reforms to ensure unbiased decision-making. Readership: All interested in International Investment Law and investor-State arbitration in particular. Readership includes academics, lawyers and arbitrators involved in investment-related disputes (including in-house counsel), treaty negotiators and NGOs
When attention turns to the politics of international investment arbitration, quickly enough the inq...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Independence and impartiality are key to any judicial process. The dualistic nature of arbitration, ...
In The Independence and Impartiality of ICSID Arbitrators, Maria Nicole Cleis examines the standard ...
The legitimacy of investor-State arbitration is a much-debated topic, with arbitrators’ independence...
Disqualification challenges against international investment arbitrators are increasing. This poses ...
This article represents the first comprehensive analysis of the challenges to the independence and i...
As discussions on the reform of investor-State dispute settlement deepen and gather momentum at the ...
Challenge of arbitrators is a controversial issue in international arbitration in general and in IC...
A significantly small spectrum of arbitrators - i.e. 15 - have sat on the panels making up 55 percen...
Investment-State arbitration has emerged as an essential mechanism for the resolution of disputes be...
A significantly small spectrum of arbitrators – i.e. 15 – have sat on the panels making up 55 perce...
This paper focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on t...
This paper focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on t...
Disqualification challenges against international investment arbitrators are increasing. This poses ...
When attention turns to the politics of international investment arbitration, quickly enough the inq...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Independence and impartiality are key to any judicial process. The dualistic nature of arbitration, ...
In The Independence and Impartiality of ICSID Arbitrators, Maria Nicole Cleis examines the standard ...
The legitimacy of investor-State arbitration is a much-debated topic, with arbitrators’ independence...
Disqualification challenges against international investment arbitrators are increasing. This poses ...
This article represents the first comprehensive analysis of the challenges to the independence and i...
As discussions on the reform of investor-State dispute settlement deepen and gather momentum at the ...
Challenge of arbitrators is a controversial issue in international arbitration in general and in IC...
A significantly small spectrum of arbitrators - i.e. 15 - have sat on the panels making up 55 percen...
Investment-State arbitration has emerged as an essential mechanism for the resolution of disputes be...
A significantly small spectrum of arbitrators – i.e. 15 – have sat on the panels making up 55 perce...
This paper focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on t...
This paper focuses on one particular issue which has arisen in the course of the ongoing debate on t...
Disqualification challenges against international investment arbitrators are increasing. This poses ...
When attention turns to the politics of international investment arbitration, quickly enough the inq...
The development of international investment law in the last 50 years changed the paradigm of the sta...
Independence and impartiality are key to any judicial process. The dualistic nature of arbitration, ...