International Investment Law and the Republic of Ecuador: From Arbitral Bilateralism to Judicial Regionalism

K. Nowrot
Nowrot, Karsten

Article from: TDM 1 (2011), in Latin America

Introduction

Following more than two decades of unprecedented expansion, the legal regime on the protection of foreign investments has more recently become - again - increasingly controversially debated. There are clear indications in state practice, that an increasing number of countries assume a more cautious or even openly critical position on the current predominant approach in international investment law. This applies also to the recently renewed suspicion displayed by many Latin American countries in this regard. Among the Latin American countries, it is in particular also Ecuador, which has ...

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Suggested Citation

K. Nowrot; "International Investment Law and the Republic of Ecuador: From Arbitral Bilateralism to Judicial Regionalism"
TDM 1 (2011), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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