About the Project The Network for Justice in Global Investment is a joint effort by citizens and organizations in a variety of countries to challenge one of the most anti-democratic aspects of the global economic order – the rules governing international investment. Read More.
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August 31, 2010
Source: osgoode.yorku.ca
The following is a statement of concern about the international investment regime. It is supported by academics with expertise relating to investment law, arbitration, and regulation. English, French, Spanish, and Russian versions are available at this time.
PUBLIC STATEMENT ON THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME DÉCLARATION PUBLIQUE SUR LE RÉGIME D’INVESTISSEMENT INTERNATIONAL DECLARACIÓN PÚBLICA SOBRE EL RÉGIMEN DE INVERSIÓN INTERNACIONAL
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August 27, 2010
By KATHRYN LEGER, Freelance
Source: The Montreal Gazette
It came as a surprise to many this week that the federal government -and ultimately Canadian taxpayers -will make a payment of $130 million to Montrealbased AbitibiBowater Inc. to compensate for company assets expropriated by the Newfoundland government in that province.
In announcing the settlement on Tuesday, the Department of Foreign Affairs and
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August, 2010
By Sarah Anderson
Source: Institute for Policy Studies
The Top 10 Changes to Build a Pro-Labor, Pro-Community and Pro-Environment Trans-Pacific Partnership
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) offers an opportunity to develop a new model that balances the interests of private foreign investors with those of labor, environment, and the general public interest. President Obama and countless members of Congress have campaigned on just
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By Sarah Anderson
Source: Institute for Policy Studies
IPS Global Economy Director Sarah Anderson presented this slideshow at a congressional briefing sponsored by Rep. Mike Michaud on July 19, 2010.
An explanation of the impacts of the Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement.
To view the slideshow click here
August 11, 2010
By Manuel Pérez-Rocha
Source: Institute for Policy Studies
An international tribunal gives the green light to a lawsuit brought by two companies attempting to overcome strong public and government resistance to their destructive gold mining.
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to travel to Cabañas, El Salvador, to meet with some of the bravest and most successful environmental activists in
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The ICSID Caseload – Statistics 
We provide this documentation from the ICSID web page for a critical analysis. It includes the list of cases that this tribunal has filed and managed historically and until 2009.
Pending & Concluded Cases
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