The Settlement Nobody Dares to Sign
Why do States sometimes fight losing battles rather than settle? Explore the political and institutional forces behind Investor-State settlement paralysis.
Why do States sometimes fight losing battles rather than settle? Explore the political and institutional forces behind Investor-State settlement paralysis.
French Cour de cassation sets aside an arbitral award judgment, ruling that diplomatic notes exclude dual nationals from BITs under...
Explore the reciprocal influence between international judges and arbitrators. Key insights on transnational adjudication from the Sciences Po-Mayer Brown lecture.
Discover the inaugural MIAMoot in Rabat: a landmark moot court shaping the next generation of international investment arbitration practitioners in...
As Africa modernises its arbitration frameworks, institutional growth and mining reforms are redefining the continent's dispute resolution landscape.
UK Supreme Court rules on ICSID awards and state immunity: adjudicative immunity cannot block recognition, but executing against sovereign assets...
Explore JMAR Vol. 3, Issue 1: A Day of Remembrance of Emmanuel Gaillard in Brazil. Discover expert insights on ethics...
Can arbitration keep pace with global disruption? The 5th Italian Arbitration Day brought together leading voices to examine the future...
Paris Arbitration Week: Signature Litigation’s panel explored global enforcement tactics, asset tracing, exequatur, insolvency risks, and recovery strategy.
Paris Arbitration Week: the Paris Court of Appeal explored dialogue between judges and arbitrators on jurisdiction, impartiality, public policy, and...
Foley Hoag’s panel explored how international arbitration constrains, reflects, and reshapes State power amid geopolitical and legal change.
Italian Arbitration Day 2026 invites reflection on arbitration’s role amid tariffs, sanctions, global uncertainty, and the fragmentation of legal order.
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