Titlebook: International Investment Law and Arbitration from a Latin American Perspective; Nitish Monebhurrun,Carolina Olarte-Bácares,Marco A Book 20

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Brazilian CFIA: Evolution Towards the Traditional?IT) signed in the 1990s; neither is part of the ICSID Convention. BITs containing traditional protection clauses found a tough resistance in the legislative branch leading the executive to withdraw them without approval. Despite that, it has been ranked among the 10 top destinations of investments w

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International Investment Law in Chile: Recent Developments in Times of Reformune 2021. The first part presents Chile’s international policy and its consolidation as an open economy through a vast network of international agreements. The second section provides an overview of Chile’s participation in international multilateral forums regarding the future of the investor-State

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International Investment Law and Its Scope in Argentinaisive factor in the promotion of Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) since the 1990s has been the adaptation of local regulatory systems to accommodate these new forms of international investment. This motivated, among other actions, the modification of public order norms for the incorporation of forei

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The 2017 BIT Model of Colombia: A Human Rights Assessment from Investment Disputes Against the Statevestors in host countries has been the subject of criticisms from different stakeholders. One of the main criticisms has been linked with the relationship between states obligations to respect, protect and promote human rights, on the one hand, and to respect international obligations towards foreig

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Peru and International Investment Agreements: Legal and Institutional Challenges Under a Business any national authorities affect human rights, particularly of vulnerable groups. The chapter then assesses the possible impact that business and human rights and the possible accession of the country as an OECD member might foster legal and institutional change so that Indigenous and rural communities