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Born's International Arbitration Lectures

26.5

23m

This segment addresses the distinguishing characteristics of investor-state arbitration as well as its popularity and criticisms.

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  • 26.6
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    26.6

    26.6

    This segment addresses the jurisdictional issues in investor-state arbitration under the ICSID convention, including the issues of “investment,” “legal dispute,” and “nationality.”

  • 26.7
    25:01
    26.7

    26.7

    This segment addresses the jurisdictional issues in investor-state arbitration under the ICSID Convention, including “nationality” and “written consent.”

  • 26.8
    23:33
    26.8

    26.8

    This segment addresses the jurisdictional issues in investor-state arbitration under the ICSID Convention, including jurisdiction under BITs, standing offers to arbitrate, “nationality” under BITs, “investment” under BITs, host states law, exclusions, denial of benefits, and notice periods.

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