...1958 United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards). The USSR ratified the Convention in 1960, and in 1991, after the collapse of the USSR, Russia...
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...to its potential and few states consistently look to it” to resolve disputes of any kind. In short, the human rights movement needs additional means by which to induce governments...
International Arbitration: The Human Rights Perspective* – Vol. 4 No. ...
...treaty-protected investor whose government had escalated the matter diplomatically. Associate Builders states the rule; MPRDC states the stakes. Whether the courts that generate the conduct described in paragraph 74 will...
The Supervisory Court as an Organ of the State: MPRDC ...
...concerned takes up the claim on the individual’s behalf. Nation-states, however, possess the authority to grant to individuals the power to advance their own claims before international bodies and one...
Claims by Individuals In International Economic Law: NAFTA Developments – ...
...common criticism of international law is that its standards are not effectively absorbed into domestic legal systems. While States may sign multilateral treaties to demonstrate adherence to international principles, the...
TagTime with Prof. Catherine Rogers – Does International Arbitration Enfeeble ...
...agreements to arbitrate it is rarely stated what the governing law of that, separate, agreement, is. There are, in essence, two rival theories: the “seat” theory that states that the...
The Law of the Arbitration Agreement: The English Courts Decide? ...
...else. International arbitration may become this solution, and this solution may benefit not only victims, but also businesses. During the United Nations Forum on Business and Human Rights (“Forum”), which...
International Arbitration as a Potential Forum for Business-Related Human Rights ...
Author: Gabriele Mazzini* Published: June 2014 Description: I. INTRODUCTION Investor-state arbitration is currently the most widely used method for the settlement of international investment disputes between investors and host States....
The European Union and Investor-State Arbitration: A Work in Progress ...
...Claimant’s position that the essence of the underlying dispute warrants privacy. Sanctions are used by States as a tool for foreign policy or national security purposes, often involving issues such...
Columbia Arbitration Day 2021 — Confidentiality, Transparency, and In-Person Hearings: ...
...factors but also by the striking advantages of arbitration when compared to court litigation. During the past few decades international trade and commerce have increased significantly and sovereign States have...
International Commercial Arbitration Involving a State Party and the Defense ...
...2. [5] See The United Nations Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards, June 10, 1958, 84 Stat. 692. The Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of...
Forum Shopping: The One Belt One Road Initiative
...potential claimants deciding to use investment treaties for claims are taking an expensive leap of faith. This does not suggest, however, that states are immune from IP claims, or that...