A Summary of the Stages in the Development of Arbitration

Eagleton, Clyde

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“…Diplomatic interposition refers to the process by which the foreign investor's home state intervenes on the investor's behalf and elevates a domestic dispute between a foreign investor and host state to a diplomatic row between the two states (Borchard, 1915;Eagleton, 1928;Dunn, 1932;Eagleton, 1970). When these disputes could not be brought to an amicable solution, more drastic measures were taken, including military enforcement in some cases.…”

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Do Bilateral Investment Treaties Attract Foreign Direct Investment to Developing Countries? A Review of the Empirical Literature

Jacobs¹

2017

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States have signed over 3,000 bilateral investment treaties (BITs). BITs stipulate the terms and conditions by which foreign investors from one country must be treated in another. A series of empirical studies have asked the question, do BITs increase foreign direct investment to less developed countries? This paper reviews the literature. While the studies come to conflicting results, most studies suffer from the same methodological misstep-they fail to account for variation in treaties. The paper concludes that the most productive path forward for future research efforts includes using dyadic research designs that account for variation in BITs.

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Section: Historical Background: the Evolution Of Investment Protectionmentioning

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Do Bilateral Investment Treaties Attract Foreign Direct Investment to Developing Countries? A Review of the Empirical Literature

Jacobs¹

2017

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Do Bilateral Investment Treaties Attract Foreign Direct Investment to Developing Countries? A Review of the Empirical Literature

Do Bilateral Investment Treaties Attract Foreign Direct Investment to Developing Countries? A Review of the Empirical Literature

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