TDM 4 (2009)
Latin America
Editorial
Latin America
Arbitration, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Public Procurement in Mexico - The 2009 reforms, analysis and their impact
H. Wöss, Wöss & Partners, S.C. (Mexico City - Washington DC - Vienna)The Notion of Taxes on Products - Lessons from the Soft Drinks dispute
E. McGovernDevelopments in Latin American Arbitration Law 2009
J.C. Hamilton, White & Case LLPM.A. Roche, White & Case LLP
Recent Investment Arbitrations Filed Against Latin American Countries: January 2006 - September 2009
J. Albites-Bedoya, Institute of International and European Law, University of Göttingen, GermanySettlement of Disputes Under the Central America-Dominican Republic-United States Free Trade Agreement
D.A. Gantz, Baker Institute at Rice University; University of ArizonaOutward Investment by Trans-latin Enterprises: Reasons for Optimism
M. MortimoreC. Razo, Division of International Trade and Commodities, UNCTAD
The Protection of Foreign Energy Investment in Latin American Countries: A Comparative Analysis
P.V. Cerón, XtrategyEl Incierto Futuro Del Arbitraje de Inversiones en Latinoamérica
E. Fernández Masiá, School of Law of Albacete, University of Castilla-La ManchaLa Autonomía del Arbitraje Comercial Internacional a la Hora de la Constitucionalización del Arbitraje en América Latina.
A. De Jesús O., Transnational Arbitration, Litigation & Business LawInternational Commercial Arbitration: Hurdles When Confirming a Foreign Arbitral Award in the United States
D.E. González, Hogan LovellsM.E. Ramirez, Hogan Lovells
Notes on the State Contracts Disputes Based on Arbitral Awards of ICSID and CONSUCODE
R.G. Miranda Miranda, Intersur Concesiones S.A.The Latin American Struggle With the International Law of Foreign Investment: Is It A Demand for A More Balanced System?
O.E. Garcia-Bolivar, BG Consulting, IncWithdrawal of State' Consent to ICSID Arbitration, Perspectives from the Bolivian and Ecuadorian cases
C. Viteri Torres, Procuraduria General del Estado de la Republica del EcuadorRecognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards in Brazil: Legal and Practical Requirements
P.A. Costa Braga de OliveiraForeign Investment From A Brazilian Perspective
L.F. Castillo Argañarás, University of Buenos AiresThe Growth of Brazil's Direct Investment Abroad and the Challenges it Faces
L.A. Lima, Sociedade Brasileira de Estudos de Empresas Transnacionais e da Globalização Econômica (SOBEET)O. de Barros, Bradesco
A Current Look at the Protection of Foreign Investment in Colombia
E. Zuleta, ZULETA Abogados Asociados S.A.SA. Saldarriaga, Consultant in Investment Law, International Arbitration and Sustainable Development
