The latest issue of the
Journal of World Investment & Trade (Vol. 22, nos. 5-6, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Editorial
- Catherine Kessedjian, Rebalancing Investors’ Rights and Obligations
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Articles
- Hugo Thomé, Holding Transnational Corporations Accountable for Environmental Harm Through Counterclaims in Investor-State Dispute Settlement: Myth or Reality?
- Fernando Dias Simões, Investment Arbitration and the Chimera of an Ideal Adjudicative Community
- Patrick Dumberry, Host States’ Due Diligence Obligation Towards Foreign Investors in the Context of Rebellions and Civil Wars
- Vitaliy Pogoretskyy, The Arbitration Panel Report in Ukraine – Export Prohibition on Wood Products: Lessons from the ‘Pegasus’ of International Adjudication
- Anna Ventouratou, The Law on State Responsibility and the World Trade Organization
- Gilbert Gagné & Delphine Ducasse, The Treatment of Cultural Services in Latin American Countries’ Trade Agreements
- Abhijit Das, Sachin Kumar Sharma, Raihan Akhter, & Teesta Lahiri, Special Safeguard Mechanism for Agriculture: Implications for Developing Members at the World Trade Organization
- Markus Burgstaller & Scott Macpherson, Deepfakes in International Arbitration: How Should Tribunals Treat Video Evidence and Allegations of Technological Tampering?
