...crises and new health and environmental risks. Although international investment law was developed to protect foreign investments the aforementioned phenomena tilted the scale in host-States’ favor, as States’ interests have...
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Author: Eric Gillman* Published: August 2009 Jurisdiction: Ecuador Topics: Investment Disputes ICSID Description: I. INTRODUCTION In September 2008, through a popular referendum on a new constitution, Ecuador adopted a constitutional...
The End of Investor-State Arbitration in Ecuador? An Analysis of ...
...policy towards investment treaties. In 2015, India published a new model BIT to serve as a template for future BIT negotiations. This Model BIT was in many ways a stark...
Prabhash Ranjan, India and Bilateral Investment Treaties: Refusal, Acceptance, Backlash ...
...have thus argued vigorously for its revision. The drafters of new or revised arbitration statutes also have recognized that the FAA has in various ways become outmoded and problematical. New,...
The Federal Arbitration Act: Risks and Incongruities Relating to the ...
...a political regime change, ending the fifteen-year term of Bangladesh’s previous Prime Minister. Taking stock of Bangladesh’s economy on priority, the new interim government (supported by the military and with...
Bangladesh’s Regime Change – The India-Bangladesh BIT (2009) and the ...
...International Arbitral Tribunal’s Powers to Revise Its Own Awards Timothy G. Nelson Great Expectations: Meeting the Challenge of a New Arbitration Paradigm George Gluck Effects of Foreign Direct Investment Arbitration...
Volume 23: Issue 2 (December 2012)
...commentators are enthusiastic about a new potential forum for business-related human rights violations redressability; at the same time, many of them stress the need for further development of the concept...
International Arbitration as a Potential Forum for Business-Related Human Rights ...
...States following India’s lead, and taking positions in a new front line in the geopolitical skirmishes of cyberspace; it is pertinent in this situation that all parties carefully analyze the...
India’s ban on Chinese apps: Could India face the fire ...
...the courts have always come up with new interpretations for existing law. Perkins laid down the rule that a single party can no longer “nominate” an arbitrator even if that...
Single-Party Arbitrator Nomination as a Ground of Annulment in India
...of these clauses is demonstrated by the increase of ICC arbitral cases on the enforceability or validity of multi-tiered clauses, in addition to the adoption of the new ICC ADR...
The Use of Multi-Tiered Dispute Resolution Clauses in Latin America: ...
...principally on ways to expand the number and diversity of those serving as arbitrators and various proposals for unifying international investment law through a new appellate body or the creation...
Investment Arbitration, Legitimacy and National Law in Latin America: An ...
...(June 24, 2020) Allen & Overy News & Insights, https://www.allenovery.com/en-gb/global/news-and-insights/publications/the-governing-law-of-an-arbitration-agreement-and-why-it-matters. *Rayan Bhattacharya is a final year law student at the University of Durham, United Kingdom. He maintains an interest in...