Course curriculum
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Introduction to International Investment Law and Dispute Resolution
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Welcome message (please read)
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Introduction and overview of topics
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Download the Course Study Guide
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Learning Journal: Advice and Guidance
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Pre-course survey
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Yarik Kryvoi - International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes - BIICL - 2020
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Transcript - class 1
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Why do we need international investment law?
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Overview
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Test your knowledge of the right to regulate
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Introduction: Why do we need international investment law?
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Dicussion: Why do we need international investment law?
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Conclusion: Why do we need international investment law?
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Test your knowledge of the right to regulate
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The History of International Investment Law: A Conversation with A Parra and C. Schreuer (optional advanced learning)
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Learning Journal
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Transcipt - class 2
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Conflict of law issues in investment arbitration
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Test your knowledge of conflict of law issues
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Introduction: Conflict of law issues in investment arbitration
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Discussion: Conflict of law issues in investment arbitration
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Conclusion: Conflict of law issues in investment arbitration
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Renewing the Relationship between Treaties and Customary International Law (optional advanced learning)
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Test your knowledge of conflict of law issues
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Learning Journal
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Transcript - class 3
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Fair and equitable treatment and arbitrary measures
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Test your knowledge of fair and equitable treatment and denial of justice
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Introduction: Fair and equitable treatment and arbitrary measures
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Discussion: Fair and equitable treatment and arbitrary measures
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Concluding remarks: Fair and equitable treatment and arbitrary measures
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Legitimate Expectations in International Investment Law (optional advanced learning)
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Test your knowledge of fair and equitable treatment and denial of justice
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Learning Journal
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Transcipt - class 4
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Expropriation and denial of justice
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Test your knowledge of expropriation and denial of justice
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Introduction: Expropriation and denial of justice
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Discussion: Expropriation and denial of justice
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Conclusion: Expropriation and denial of justice
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Regulatory Freedom and Indirect Expropriation in Investment Arbitration (optional advanced learning)
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Test your knowledge of expropriation and denial of justice
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Learning Journal
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Transcipt - class 5
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Investor-state dispute settlement
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Test your knowledge of investor-state dispute settlement
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Introduction: Investor-state dispute settlement
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Discussion: Investor-state dispute settlement
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Concluding remarks: Investor-state dispute settlement
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Difficult Issues in Commercial, Investor-State, and State-State Dispute Resolution (optional advanced learning)
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Test your knowledge of investor-state dispute settlement
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Learning journal
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Transcript - class 6
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Legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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Test your knowledge of legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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Introduction: Legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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Discussion: Legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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Concluding remarks: Legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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The Future of Investment Arbitration: Have We Reached a High Water Mark? (optional advanced learning)
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Test your knowledge of legitimacy challenges and reform of international investment law
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Learning Journal
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Transcript - class 7
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Final quiz
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Introduction to the final quiz
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Final quiz
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Meet your instructors
Director of the Investment Treaty Forum
Professor Yarik Kryvoi
Yarik is the Senior Research Fellow in International Economic Law and Director of the Investment Treaty Forum. He is an academic, policy advisor and practitioner based in London specialising on international and comparative law, with a particular focus on dispute resolution and foreign investment law.
He practised international dispute resolution with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer in London, Morgan Lewis & Bockius in Washington, DC and Baker & McKenzie in Saint Petersburg. He has degrees from Harvard Law School, universities of Nottingham, Utrecht and St Petersburg.
Barrister at Matrix Chambers
Professor Phillippe Sands QC
Philippe is a professor of law at University College London and a barrister with Matrix Chambers. He co-directs the Project on International Courts and Tribunals (PICT) at London University and New York University.
He has appeared before many international courts, including the European Court of Justice; the International Court of Justice; the World Trade Organisation dispute settlement organs; the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea; the International Criminal Court; and the Special Court for Sierra Leone.
He has accepted appointments as an arbitrator in several cases under ICSID and UNCITRAL rules.
Partner at Allen & Overy
Suzanne Spears
Interviewed practitioners and arbitrators
- Suzanne Spears, Allen & Overy
- Hussein Haeri, Withers World Wide
- Stuart Dutson, Simmons & Simmons
- Samantha Rowe and Patrick Taylor, Debevoise & Plimpton
- Maurice Mendelson QC, Blackstone Chambers
- Phillippe Sands, QC Matrix Chambers