The Singapore Convention in the Framework of the Investor-State Dispute Settlement System
Keywords:
Investor-State Mediation, Singapore Convention, Investor-State Dispute SettlementAbstract
The aim of the present contribution is to analyse the plausibility of the extension of the scope of the Singapore Convention on Mediation to include settlement agreements arising out of investor-State mediation. To this end, the paper firstly approaches the ISDS crisis jointly with the UNCITRAL Working Group III reform proposals. Secondly, analyses the use of mediation in the scope of investor-State disputes and the rise of the Singapore Convention on mediation. Finally, argues for the applicability of the Convention to the context of ISDS. In addition, this work comprises the hypothetical-deductive methodology, through the analysis of normative texts, cases and international instruments.
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