Rethinking Investor-State Arbitration

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The book explores the rise of investor-State arbitration since the 2000s, emphasizing its adaptability as a key strength. It highlights how the arbitration process can be tailored to meet the unique needs of parties involved and respond to evolving cultural norms, including diversity and corporate social responsibility. Additionally, it addresses the method's capacity to facilitate online hearings during global health crises and its role in promoting economic integration and peace during international conflicts.