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This Special Issue presents diverse views on a number of salient topics affecting international arbitration involving the African continent.
Protests against the Rosia Montana mine project continued for more than 15 years and resulted in the largest demonstrations in Romania since the late 1980’s.
“We don’t want what happened to us to happen to the people in Dakota,” Piaguaje told teleSUR.
Climate change is a serious threat to humankind and arbitration could play a key role in this era.
There is considerable room to rethink substantive norms and dispute settlement arrangements.
Cabinet’s endorsement of the draft International Arbitration Bill in April this year gave a welcome indication that South Africa would soon provide investors with one of the essential tools for operating in the modern global economy.
Over 100 law professors from across Europe have come together to send a clear message to EU decision makers demanding the investor protection mechanisms be excluded from TTIP and CETA.
The viability of the Filipino nickel industry is in a state of flux following President Rodrigo Duterte’s national audit of the country’s forty mines. Lawyers explore ISDS options.
The TPP threatens to extend the most draconian feature of the contemporary free trade model: private corporation’s ability to sue sovereign nations.
Coalition of groups state “there are no winners," investor-state arbitration subverts democracy.
