Application of MFN to Extend the Jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunals

Sharmin, Tanjina

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“…In fact, according to the United Nations Commission on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), the 1990s began with some 900 treaties and ended with over 2,900 treaties. However, in most of the cases these treaties were used to invoke arbitration, the arbitral tribunals would very broadly interpret the provisions of such BITs, as they were never perfectly unequivocal (Sharmin, 2020). This caused states to realize the risks of the treaties they had entered into, and as a result, there was a significant drop in the number of new treaties entered (Carvalho et al, 2019).…”

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From Old To New: An Analysis of Changes Between The Old and New Regime of Indonesian Investment Treaties

Andiansyah

2022

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International Investment Law as a system relies heavily on the treaties applicable on a case-by-case basis. Most often these treaties are Bilateral Investment Treaties, treaties negotiated between States which offer to promote and protect investment in the two States Party. These treaties are responsible for promoting and protecting billions of dollars’ worth of investments and as such when a country as economically involved in a large region as Indonesia discontinues its existing BITs in hopes of renegotiating a “better” treaty, the situation warrants scrutiny. In 2014, the Government of Indonesia chose to terminate many of the existing BITs, and in 2018, the first of the wave of renegotiated BITs have appeared in the form of the 2018 Indonesia-Singapore BIT. The differences between the old and new BIT must be properly analyzed in order to approximate what impact these new BITs could have on the investment regime in Indonesia.

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From Old To New: An Analysis of Changes Between The Old and New Regime of Indonesian Investment Treaties

Andiansyah

2022

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Application of MFN to Extend the Jurisdiction of Arbitral Tribunals

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From Old To New: An Analysis of Changes Between The Old and New Regime of Indonesian Investment Treaties

From Old To New: An Analysis of Changes Between The Old and New Regime of Indonesian Investment Treaties

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