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The necessity defense in investor-state arbitration
2016The state of necessity is one of the oldest principles of international law. The International Law Commission (ILC) efforts to codify its invocation in the Draft Articles on Responsibility of States for Internationally Wrongful Acts (ASRIWA) served as a cardinal direction for tribunals to assess its invocation and requirements under customary ...
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Arbitrator Integrity And Investor-State Disputes
2010During the past several decades bilateral and multilateral treaties have given foreign investors an opportunity to arbitrate disputes even in absence of any direct concession with the host State. The paradigm shift from contract to treaty means that arbitrator integrity has become more vital to host State acceptance of arbitration as the normal vehicle
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Overview Of Investor-State Arbitration Articles
2009This Chapter deals with topics on investment arbitration, which are at the forefront of new developments and thus of major present interest to practitioners and academics. They include a discussion of the latest trends in the new generation of bilateral investment treaties (BITs). Two aspects are particularly striking about the new BITs.
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Corruption in Investor-State Arbitration
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