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Rethinking International Investment Governance: Principles for the 21st Century

Aisbett, Emma; Choudhury, Bernali; de Schutter, Olivier; Garcia, Frank J.; Harrison, James; Hong, Song; Johnson, Lise; Kane, Mouhamadou Madana; Peña, Santiago; Porterfield, Matthew; Sell, Susan; Shay, Stephen E.; Wells, Louis T.

The objective of Rethinking International Investment Governance is to change the terms of the debate so that societal values and goals are at the center of discussions about each reform proposal and process. This book rethinks international investment law as a key system in global economic governance that should incorporate principles of transparency, participation, reciprocity, accountability, and subsidiarity. It critically evaluates the current system of investment governance in light of those principles and goals. And finally, it proposes possible reforms—including multilateral ones—that would realign the governance of international investment with 21st century goals including reduction of poverty and inequality, and protection of human dignity, the environment and the planet.

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Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment
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Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment
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December 10, 2018