This Article applies the theory of comparative institutional analysis to evaluate the trade-offs
associated with alternative mechanisms for resolving investment disputes. We assess the …

Investment treaties are some of the most controversial but least understood instruments of
global economic governance. Public interest in international investment arbitration is …

A number of issues are being debated as to whether multilateral investment court system
and its specific design features are desirable. This chapter presents the law and economics …

This article reports on an exploratory aspect of a larger study that examines unfair dismissal
arbitration decisions relating to misconduct derived dismissals made by Australia's federal …

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE ARBITRATOR’S FUNCTION BRUNO GUANDALINI
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We study committees whose task is to make a binary decision where the correct decision
depends on the state of the world that is imperfectly known. Committee members can exert …

Observers of the international investment law (IIL) system regularly complain about the
system's lack of transparency and accountability. Major reform efforts, both past and present …

People often appear to use irrelevant information in forming judgments about others. Using
survey experiments, we show that seemingly irrelevant facts may actually be informative of …

This editorial aims to foster debate on the possible roles of implicit social cognition in
international law. The editorial is in part inspired by a book entitled Blindspot: Hidden Biases …

Policymakers and scholars have expressed concerns about growing corporate influence
over government regulations, including in the context of investor-state dispute settlement …