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Schjelderup, Guttorm; Stähler, Frank - 2020

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Investment Treaties and the Globalisation of State Capitalism : Opportunities and Constraints for Host States

Skovgaard Poulsen, Lauge N. - 2012

The growing stock of foreign investments by sovereign wealth funds and state-owned enterprises poses regulatory challenges to the international investment regime. With arbitrators seemingly keen on expanding the jurisdictional scope of investment treaty arbitration to cover a wide range of...

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Global Trade-Enabling Law

Delimatsis, Panos - 2022

interests within the World Trade Organization (WTO) puts into question its ability to achieve its central objective of free …

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Responding to the Global Financial Crisis : The Evolution of Asian Regionalism and Economic Globalization

Chin, Gregory T. - 2012

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Responding to the global financial crisis : the evolution of Asian regionalism and economic globalization

Chin, Gregory T. - 2012

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What global fragmentation means for the WTO : Article XXIV, behind-the-border concessions, and a new case for WTO limits on investment incentives

Blanchard, Emily J. - 2014 - Manuscript date: December 19, 2013

The rapid rise in global fragmentation - foreign investment, global supply chains, and 'production sharing' - is fundamentally reshaping the multilateral trading system. This paper uses a simple economic modeling framework to understand how the global fragmentation phenomenon may reshape the...

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