My friend Felipe Hees piece on the Brazilian approach to the vexed question of investor state dispute settlement makes interesting reading. In this South Centre brief, he explains what prompted the approach and how different it is from the traditional model of Bilateral Investment Treaties - an approach that focuses on preventing disputes rather than offering a platform for private investors to sue governments.
I had written about this issue in this piece where the models of investment norm setting were seen through the prism of the tussle for policy space by governments.
India has its own model bilateral investment treaty.
I had written about this issue in this piece where the models of investment norm setting were seen through the prism of the tussle for policy space by governments.
India has its own model bilateral investment treaty.
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