Can the Mauritius Convention serve as a model for the reform of investor-State arbitration in connection with the introduction of a permanent investment tribunal or an appeal mechanism?

Kaufmann-Kohler, Gabrielle; Potestà, Michele

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Can the Mauritius Convention serve as a model for the reform of investor-State arbitration in connection with the introduction of a permanent investment tribunal or an appeal mechanism?

ContributorsKaufmann-Kohler, Gabrielle; Potestà, Michele

MandatorCenter for International Dispute Settlement

Number of pages115

PublisherGeneva : Center for International Dispute Settlement

Publication date2016

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Faculté de droit / Département de droit international privé

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KAUFMANN-KOHLER, Gabrielle, POTESTÀ, Michele. Can the Mauritius Convention serve as a model for the reform of investor-State arbitration in connection with the introduction of a permanent investment tribunal or an appeal mechanism? 2016

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