We will explore the role of investment treaty arbitration in enforcing a global rule of law, and thereby facilitating peace and security through protection of foreign investors and investments. The topics dealt with by leaders in the field underscore the underlying policy objectives with investment treaty arbitration and the political concerns the regime was meant to redress.
This event will centre around the need for legal intervention in cohabitation with a feminist critique.
Professor Auchmuty will present both sides of the discussion, including those of opposing reformers who also see their perspective as feminist.
06 March 2023
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
Durham Law School | Palatine Centre | Hogan Lovells Lecture Theatre