- Conference on International Investment Arbitration, Supreme Court of Singapore, January 20, 2010
- Session 1: Are Tribunals Setting New Limits on Access to International Jurisdiction?
- J. Christopher Thomas & Michael Ewing-Chow, The Maturation of Investment Treaty Arbitration
- Michael Hwang, Recent Developments in Defining “Investment”
- Brigitte Stern, Are There New Limits on Access to International Arbitration?
- Richard Kreindler, Are Tribunals Setting New Limits on Access to International Jurisdiction?
- Session 2: Corruption: How Should Tribunals Deal with Evidence of Corruption in the Making of an Investment or the Securing of Government Permits?
- Constantine Partasides, Proving Corruption in International Arbitration: A Balanced Standard for the Real World
- Doak Bishop, Toward a More Flexible Approach to the International Legal Consequences of Corruption
- Andrea J. Menaker, The Determinative Impact of Fraud and Corruption on Investment Arbitrations
- Luncheon Presentation
- Meg Kinnear, ICSID: Its Role and Possibilities
- Session 3: Is There a Special Role for Precedent in Investment Arbitration?
- Judith Gill, Is There a Special Role for Precedent in Investment Arbitration?
- Lucy Reed, The De Facto Precedent Regime in Investment Arbitration: A Case for Proactive Case Management
- Zachary Douglas, Can a Doctrine of Precedent Be Justified in Investment Treaty Arbitration?
- J. Romesh Weeramantry, The Future Role of Past Awards in Investment Arbitration
- Session 4: The Articles on State Responsibility: How Have Tribunals Dealt with Them?
- James Crawford, Investment Arbitration and the ILC Articles on State Responsibility (with Appendix)
- Jürgen Kurtz, The Paradoxical Treatment of the ILC Articles on State Responsibility in Investor-State Arbitration
- Robert Volterra, International Law Commission Articles on State Responsibility and Investor-State Arbitration: Do Investors Have Rights?
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
New Issue: ICSID Review: Foreign Investment Law Journal
The latest issue of the ICSID Review: Foreign Investment Law Journal (Vol. 25, no. 1, Spring 2010) is out. Contents include: