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Main Issues in International Investment Law

Expropriation and Fair and Equitable Treatment

Created byjulian castro
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BeginnerUpdated Jan 3, 2025
Main Issues in International Investment Law

What You'll Learn

check_circleDefine key terms and principles in international investment law.
check_circleAnalyze treaty-based protections such as expropriation and fair treatment.
check_circleEvaluate the role of multilateral agreements like NAFTA and CETA in investment law.
check_circleInterpret the Canadian Model FIPA and its approach to investor rights.

About This Course

In this course, I will give a brief introduction to the main issues and problems of international investment law. In particular, I will focus on two main issues: Expropriation and the fair and equitable treatment. You will discover why some governments are obliged to pay huge amounts of money to different investors because of exploration and because of the fair and equitable treatment.

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julian castro
julian castro
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I’m a licensed attorney in Ontario, New York, and Colombia and I have recently completed my LLM in international trade and investment law at uOttawa. I have an interest in the following areas of the law: Corporate, securities, tax compliance, and international investment. Thus far, I have practiced Corporate, immigration, and family law in several law firms across North America. When I’m not on the job, I love reading about investments, trading, and the stock market. I also love swimming and soccer. Kind Regards Julian

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