FDI Perspective No. 247: “The state of the international investment law and policy regime,” by Karl P. Sauvant

Karl P. Sauvant

Mar 11, 2019

The author reviews the state of the investment regime, which is probably the strongest international regime in existence today. He identifies three main areas for improvement, relating to the regime’s objectives, substantive provisions and dispute-settlement mechanism. Changes will have to be driven by civil society.

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FDI Perspective No. 247: “The state of the international investment law and policy regime,” by Karl P. Sauvant

Authors

Karl P. Sauvant

Karl P. Sauvant

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