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International Investment Treaties and Arbitration Across Asia, 2018
After being hit recently by many ISDS claims under different BITs, including one by Australian investors challenging delays in its legal system, India adopted a new Model BIT 2016 to guide negotiations which ostensibly balances the rights of foreign ...
Prabhash Ranjan, Pushkar Anand
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After being hit recently by many ISDS claims under different BITs, including one by Australian investors challenging delays in its legal system, India adopted a new Model BIT 2016 to guide negotiations which ostensibly balances the rights of foreign ...
Prabhash Ranjan, Pushkar Anand
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Bilateral investment treaties and backward linkages in Sub-Saharan Africa
, 2021This article is an original contribution to the understanding of the impact of bilateral investment treaties in developing countries. By exploiting a unique sample of foreign affiliates in nineteen Sub-Saharan Africa countries, we show that the presence ...
Vito Amendolagine, F. Prota
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Bilateral Investment Treaties in Hungary
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015Bilateral investment treaties (BITs) have been used as a powerful asset in attracting foreign capital for the benefit of the host state, while ensuring a favourable and predictable investment environment for investors venturing abroad. The more than 2700 BITs currently in force – comprising 56 BITs to which Hungary is a signatory – have had a ...
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North‐South foreign direct investment and bilateral investment treaties
The World Economy, 2017AbstractBilateral investment treaties (BITs) have become increasingly popular as a means of encouraging foreign direct investment (FDI) from developed to developing countries. We adopt a difference‐in‐difference analysis to deal with the problem of self‐selection when estimating the effects ofBITs onFDIflows from a sample ofOECDcountries to a broader ...
Rod Falvey, Neil Foster‐McGregor
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2011
Multinational companies (MNCs) investing abroad have been using Dutch bilateral investment treaties (BITs) to sue host country governments for over 100 billion dollars for alleged damages to the profitability of their investments. This is one of the outcomes of new SOMO research into the unknown and opaque field of Dutch BITs and their legal impacts ...
Roos van Os, Roeline Knottnerus
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Multinational companies (MNCs) investing abroad have been using Dutch bilateral investment treaties (BITs) to sue host country governments for over 100 billion dollars for alleged damages to the profitability of their investments. This is one of the outcomes of new SOMO research into the unknown and opaque field of Dutch BITs and their legal impacts ...
Roos van Os, Roeline Knottnerus
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The EU Model Clauses for Bilateral Investment Treaties of EU Member States With Third Countries
European Investment Law and Arbitration ReviewSince the entry into force of the Lisbon Treaty, the EU investment policy has sought to establish a coherent framework for investment protection in the EU.
Chrysoula Mavromati, Alexander Schubert
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Definition of Bilateral Investment Treaty
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010It defines the notion of "Acuerdo para la proteccion y promocion reciproca de las inversiones" (BIT).
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India and Bilateral Investment Treaties
2019Many countries have started contesting international investment treaties that allow foreign corporations to sue sovereign states for alleged treaty breaches at international arbitration forums. This contestation has taken the form of either countries terminating their investment treaties or walking out of the investor–state dispute settlement (ISDS ...
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Bilateral investment treaties: a developing history
Jindal Global Law Review, 2016When an investor decides where to invest internationally, and where to set up the structure for the foreign investment, the investor’s attention is usually focused on a comparison of the tax rules, the return on investment, the local justice system and lastly the investment protection regime under international law.
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