International Investment Arbitration: Poisoned at the Root?

BIICL 2009 Annual Conference on Business and Law

5 Pages Posted: 27 Jul 2009

Date Written: June 8, 2009

Abstract

This paper considers the argument presented by Professor Sonarajah that the system of international investment arbitration is intrinsically flawed. It reflects on Sonarajah's arguments, and suggests some ways for moving forward in the assessment of how the system might be reformed.

Keywords: international investment arbitration, public international law, ICSID

Suggested Citation

Yalkin, Tolga Raymond, International Investment Arbitration: Poisoned at the Root? (June 8, 2009). BIICL 2009 Annual Conference on Business and Law, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1438634 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.1438634

Tolga Raymond Yalkin (Contact Author)

University of Ottawa - Faculty of Law ( email )

2292 Edwin Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario K2C 1H7
Canada

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