The New Normal? A Second Annual Assessment of Turbulence in International Arbitration
A LIDW 2026 panel examines how sanctions, geopolitical conflict, energy volatility, and rising costs are reshaping international arbitration.
A LIDW 2026 panel examines how sanctions, geopolitical conflict, energy volatility, and rising costs are reshaping international arbitration.
Can India’s arbitrability doctrine resolve ESG disputes? This article examines where contractual ESG claims end and public-law oversight begins.
Does the ECT still protect energy investors? Inside the fallout from Komstroy, mass withdrawals, and the fragmented future of investor-State...
Can conciliation shape climate disputes? SG VYAP panel examines the Paris Agreement’s Draft Annex and its role in future inter-State...
Can States invoke environmental regulatory power in ISDS cases lacking treaty provisions? ICJ's Climate Change Advisory Opinion reshapes investment arbitration
Through doctrinal analysis and institutional perspectives, this issue explores arbitration’s adaptation to climate change, AI governance, and rule-of-law pressures.
Arbitration emerges as the preferred forum for climate change disputes, balancing ESG compliance, energy transition, and investor protection in a...
Balancing investor rights and environmental protection: exploring ISDS, water rights, and legal reforms to safeguard human rights and sustainability.
Balancing investment protection and human rights, this article explores how modern BITs and arbitration trends reflect a shift toward sustainable,...
LATAP EU 2024 Annual Conference panel explores the evolving impact of investment treaties on human rights, climate change, ISDS reform,...
Arbitration tackles climate-linked crop insurance disputes in Canada, offering flexibility and novel solutions amid shifting global weather and market conditions.
With extreme weather events on the rise and climate litigation intensifying, Brazil is growing its global significance in environmental law....
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