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Author: Yu Jian Woon

EU’s regime to reinvent the world of international investment law

August 9, 2018 Yu Jian Woon

Introduction ‘Undemocratic’, ‘unaccountable’, obscure are among the words commonly used by critics to criticize the current investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) mechanism. Over…

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