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Hosted by Jean-Michel Marcoux, “Practicing Reform” is a five-episode bilingual podcast on the role of arbitrators in addressing investor misconduct and reforming international investment law. Resulting from a broader research project, each episode showcases the scholarship of an academic who has worked on the reform of international investment law or specific doctrines used by tribunals to address investor misconduct. Excerpts from semi-structured interviews with arbitrators are also included to assess how their perspective either support or conflict with academic research. This podcast benefitted from the financial support of an Insight Development Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada. Animé par Jean-Michel Marcoux, « Practicing Reform » est un balado bilingue de cinq épisodes sur le rôle des arbitres dans la prise en compte de la mauvaise conduite des investisseurs étrangers et la réforme du droit international de l’investissement. Résultant d’un projet de recherche plus vaste, chaque épisode met en valeur les travaux d’un.e chercheur.e qui s’est intéressé.e à la réforme du droit international de l’investissement ou aux doctrines qui sont utilisées par les arbitres internationaux pour prendre en compte la mauvaise conduite des investisseurs. Des extraits d’entrevues semi-dirigées réalisées avec des arbitres sont également inclus afin d’évaluer comment leur perspective est conforme ou contredit la recherche académique. Ce balado a bénéficié d’une subvention du programme Développement savoir du Conseil de recherches en sciences humaine du Canada.
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Au-delà de la prise en compte de la mauvaise conduite des investisseurs étrangers, le projet de recherche a également permis de mettre en lumière le rôle des arbitres dans la réforme du règlement des différends investiss
Some tribunals have relied on contributory fault to reduce damages owed to foreign investors, even after finding a breach of international obligations by the respondent state. Andrea K. Bjorklund and I go back to an arti
In 2024, Yueming Yan published an article entitled “Corruption and the (Un)Clean Hands Doctrine in Investor-State Arbitration: Definitional and Reciprocity Challenge”. Building on the arguments that she developed in this
« Ordre public international », « ordre public transnational », « international public policy », « transational public policy » … Tous ces termes se retrouvent dans diverses sentences arbitrales afin de prendre en compte
In this episode, Wolfgang Alschner and I discuss the state-driven reform of international investment law and how tribunals have responded to treaty innovations. In addition to Wolfgang’s groundbreaking book on the topic,
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