Does the approach of the Multilateral Investment Court to the appointment of judges appropriately balance interests of States and investors?

Mark Konstantinidis; Puloma Mukherjee

Does the approach of the Multilateral Investment Court to the appointment of judges appropriately balance interests of States and investors?

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Original language	English
Publisher	British Institute of International and Comparative Law
Publication status	Published - 3 May 2023

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Konstantinidis, M., & Mukherjee, P. (2023, May 3). Does the approach of the Multilateral Investment Court to the appointment of judges appropriately balance interests of States and investors? British Institute of International and Comparative Law. https://www.biicl.org/blog/57/does-the-approach-of-the-multilateral-investment-court-to-appointment-of-judges-appropriately-balance-interests-of-states-and-investors

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