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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Source: Thechronicleherald.ca
By SILVER DONALD CAMERON Sun, Apr 10 – 4:53 AM
We already have plenty of reasons to send the Harper government packing. Its policies on crime, war, energy and the environment would make a brontosaurus blush. While preaching austerity to its citizens, it blows billions on planes, prisons and corporate handouts. It is the only government in the Commonwealth, ever, to be
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Source: The Council of Canadians
Thursday, April 7th, 2011
Today the Council of Canadians launched an English-language version of the report ‘Conflicts Over Water in Chile: Between Human Rights and Market Rules’, edited by Sara Larrain and Colombina Schaeffer of the Chilean non-governmental organization, Chile Sustentable.
In the report’s foreward, Council of Canadians chairperson Maude Barlow writes, “Chile has gone farther than any other
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Source: Voices from Salvador’s weblog
Each year, the Goldman Environmental Prize is given to 6 “grassroots environmental heroes” from different regions of the world. This year, one of the recipients is Francisco Pineda, an environmental and anti-mining activist from Cabañas, El Salvador. As the president of the Cabañas Environmental Committee has been a member of the local fight against Pacific Rim Mining, a dispute
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Inside U.S. Trade – 04/08/2011 Posted: April 7, 2011
Renco Group Inc., a U.S. holding firm that owns a smelting complex in Peru, yesterday (April 7) commenced arbitration against the Peruvian government in the first ever investor-state case under the U.S.-Peru free trade agreement, according to an informed source.
Renco until now waited until factors played out that could affect how it argues
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Source: The Guardian
During the global recession, many developing countries found capital controls a vital policy tool – a fact the IMF now recognises
Kevin Gallagher and José Antonio Ocampo
guardian.co.uk Wednesday 6 April 2011 22.00 BST
In contrast to most western governments, over the past two years, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has boldly conducted one of the most honest self-assessments of its
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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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