The Effects of BITs on Contract Execution in Developing Countries: Some Implications for the COVID-19 Crisis. [PDF]
Yu Z +5 more
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States from the Asian region have not been the loudest participants in the backlash against investment treaty arbitration. That does not mean that they have not reacted to an evolving arbitral practice allowing easy access of foreign investors to ...
RADOVIĆ, Relja
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Multimodal deep learning for international investment arbitration outcome prediction and bilateral investment agreement negotiation strategy optimization. [PDF]
Wu H, Xu J.
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Navigating Chinese-led economic integration: a comparative study of commercial dispute resolution and public policy exceptions in Cambodia, Pakistan and Thailand. [PDF]
Yaseen M, Phattanasin K, Pathak S.
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Examining host-State counterclaims for environmental damage in investor-State dispute settlement from human rights and transnational public policy perspectives. [PDF]
Gleason T.
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The legalization of international instruments: a hybrid RAG scoring framework based on chain-of-thought prompting. [PDF]
Chen Y, Zeng Z, Hassan MS.
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A decade of China's health silk road: policy review for global health governance and SDG partnerships. [PDF]
Wang C, Huang S, Lassi N, Zhang X.
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Transboundary hydropolitical conflicts and their impact on river morphology and environmental degradation in the Hirmand Basin, West Asia. [PDF]
Arfa A +3 more
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The (lack of) women arbitrators in investment treaty arbitration
Investment treaty arbitration appears to be a boy's club. Just 4% of individuals appointed as arbitrators in known cases to May 2010 were women. This casts doubt on the system's ad hoc and partly-privatized appointments process. A roster-based model would enable a more deliberative and merit-based process of appointments and ensure public ...
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