The international investment regime is changing, both as to substantive protections and ISDS restructuring. Are USMCA’s changes a new “gold standard?” This Perspective doubts, since they are the result of various political pressures that have led to abolishing ISDS with Canada, while introducing a double regime with Mexico
Until recently, quantitative assessments of International Investment Agreements (IIAs) have tended t...
Governments throughout the world have sought, and are seeking, to attract foreign direct investment ...
International investment contracts have been viewed as an effective substitute to treaties for their...
In the current investment arbitration crisis, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) pres...
Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) is a standard component of most multilateral free-trade and...
This short article provides a commentary on the revised investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) pro...
Seen in the context of the United States’ international investment agreement practice, the Trans-Pac...
Despite extensive arbitral practice interpreting investment treaty protections, serious shortcomings...
There is a crisis in international investment law brought about by rapid changes in the economic ord...
The provisions of contemporary international investment agreements trace their origins to the U.S. p...
While the current framework of international investment law is largely shaped to promote and protect...
Traditional bilateral investment treaties (BITs) focus on investment protection, i.e., regulate post...
The discussion in this paper elaborates a tiered set of reforms designed to (1) protect foreign inve...
The author reviews the state of the investment regime, which is probably the strongest international...
To protect American investment abroad, the United States traditionally endorsed arbitration as the p...
Until recently, quantitative assessments of International Investment Agreements (IIAs) have tended t...
Governments throughout the world have sought, and are seeking, to attract foreign direct investment ...
International investment contracts have been viewed as an effective substitute to treaties for their...
In the current investment arbitration crisis, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) pres...
Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) is a standard component of most multilateral free-trade and...
This short article provides a commentary on the revised investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) pro...
Seen in the context of the United States’ international investment agreement practice, the Trans-Pac...
Despite extensive arbitral practice interpreting investment treaty protections, serious shortcomings...
There is a crisis in international investment law brought about by rapid changes in the economic ord...
The provisions of contemporary international investment agreements trace their origins to the U.S. p...
While the current framework of international investment law is largely shaped to promote and protect...
Traditional bilateral investment treaties (BITs) focus on investment protection, i.e., regulate post...
The discussion in this paper elaborates a tiered set of reforms designed to (1) protect foreign inve...
The author reviews the state of the investment regime, which is probably the strongest international...
To protect American investment abroad, the United States traditionally endorsed arbitration as the p...
Until recently, quantitative assessments of International Investment Agreements (IIAs) have tended t...
Governments throughout the world have sought, and are seeking, to attract foreign direct investment ...
International investment contracts have been viewed as an effective substitute to treaties for their...