Columbia FDI Perspectives

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255: A legally binding instrument on business and human rights to advance accountability and access to justice

Kinda Mohamadieh

254: Assessing the legality of data-localization requirements: Before the tribunals or at the negotiating table?

Marion A. Creach

253: The case against third-party funding in investment arbitration

Frank J. Garcia and Kirrin Hough

252: Will the United States join the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, or neither?

Adam Douglas

251: Promoting sustainable FDI through international investment agreements

Karl P. Sauvant

250: The next generation of Chinese investment treaties: A balanced paradigm in an era of change

Qianwen Zhang

249: How to analyze the impact of bilateral investment treaties on FDI

Andrew Kerner

248: Investment dispute settlement à la carte within a multilateral institution: A path forward for the UNCITRAL process?

Stephan W. Schill and Geraldo Vidigal

247: The state of the international investment law and policy regime

Karl P. Sauvant

246: Is international investment threatening or under threat?

Joachim Pohl

245: A future European FDI screening system: solution or problem?

Carlos Esplugues

244: China's Belt and Road investment governance: building a hybrid model

Mark Feldman

243: Five key considerations for the WTO investment-facilitation discussions, going forward

Karl P. Sauvant

242: How to leverage outward FDI for development? A six-step guide for policymakers

Matthew Stephenson and Jose Ramon Perea

241: Lessons for a future advisory center on international investment law

Robert W. Schwieder

240: Investment facilitation: leaving the past behind

Felipe Hees, Henrique Choer Moraes, Pedro Mendonça Cavalcante and Pedro Barreto da Rocha Paranhos

239: High time for government action to make the OECD Guidelines a force for sustainable FDI

Joseph M. Wilde-Ramsing and Marian G. Ingrams

238: Regional cooperation to enhance FDI in the development of offshore resources

Andreas Tornaritis and Evi Neophytou

237: Host country concerns and policies toward state-owned MNEs

Alvaro Cuervo-Cazurra

236: To what extent has FDI benefited the transition economies of Central and Eastern Europe?

Laza Kekic

235: Investment facilitation: new dynamism at the WTO on investment

Reji K. Joseph

234: Do developing countries benefit from outward FDI?

Jan Knoerich

233: Moving with the times: amending the ICSID rules

Meg Kinnear

232: Investment facilitation: Another fad in the offing?

Kavaljit Singh

231: CFIUS reforms must be reformed

Theodore H. Moran

230: Foreign direct investment and "peak globalization"

Carlos A. Primo Braga

229: Could BITs and BATs be combined to ensure access to human rights remedies?

John Gaffney

228: Investment facilitation: moving beyond investment promotion

Felipe Hees and Pedro Barreto da Rocha Paranhos

227: MNEs and the Sustainable Development Goals: what do first steps reveal?

Rob van Tulder and Jan Anton van Zanten

226: Investment facilitation at the WTO is not investment redux

Khalil Hamdani

225: To succeed in China, focus on interests rather than rules

Michael J. Enright

224: What's next for the investment facilitation agenda?

Axel Berger

223: Investment arbitration liability insurance: a possible solution for concerns of a regulatory chill?

David Chriki

222: Facilitating investment for sustainable development: it matters for Africa

Makane Moïse Mbengue

221: Sustainable FDI for sustainable development

Karl P. Sauvant and Howard Mann

220: Responsible FDI is no longer optional

Roel Nieuwenkamp

219: The EU investment court: challenges on the path ahead

Julien Chaisse and Matteo Vaccaro-Incisa

218: Europe's new investment policy faces an uncertain future

Guillaume Beaumier and Richard Ouellet

217: The Pan-African Investment Code a good first step, but more is needed

Mouhamadou Madana Kane

216: IIA provisions, properly interpreted, are fully consistent with a robust regulatory state

Kenneth J. Vandevelde

215: Beware of FDI statistics!

Karl P. Sauvant

214: A European Committee on Foreign Investment?

Fabrizio Di Benedetto

213: Parsing the myth and reality of employment creation through resource investments

Perrine Toledano, Olle Östensson and Kaitlin Y. Cordes

212: The rise of nationalism, FDI, and the multinational enterprise

Stephen Kobrin

211: NAFTA 2.0: a way forward for the investment chapter

Mélida Hodgson

210: The importance of negotiating good contracts

Karl P. Sauvant

209: A stronger role for the European Parliament in the design of the EU's investment policy as a legitimacy safeguard

Catharine Titi

208: Corporations need to look beyond profits

Lisa Sachs, Jeffrey Sachs and Nathan Lobel

207: How much social responsibility should firms assume and of which kind? Firms, governments and NGOs as alternative providers of social services

Lilac Nachum

206: Increasing vertical spillovers from FDI: ideas from Rwanda

Victor Steenbergen and Ritwika Sen