Foreign Direct Investment and Global Legal Structures

Paul, John (2013) "Foreign Direct Investment and Global Legal Structures," NORTH EAST JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES 29: 70-92. Available at http://www.nealsb.info/PDFs/vol29.pdf#page=79

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John Paul

City University of New York - Brooklyn College

Date Written: April 15, 2012

Abstract

A significant development in international law has been the growth of Investor-State arbitration to settle investment disputes, which not only judges business disputed but the legality of government actions, such as those concerning tax regulations or environmental standards. In practically all Investor-State arbitrations, it is the foreign investor who is the claimant and the host nation that is the respondent. These arbitrations have led to the growing negotiation power of foreign investors and imposed hardships on developing nations.

Keywords: Investor-State Arbitrations, International Law, Developing Nations

Suggested Citation

Paul, John, Foreign Direct Investment and Global Legal Structures (April 15, 2012). Paul, John (2013) "Foreign Direct Investment and Global Legal Structures," NORTH EAST JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES 29: 70-92. Available at http://www.nealsb.info/PDFs/vol29.pdf#page=79, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=3818885 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3818885

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