This is the fourth consecutive year that we, either together or separately, have reported on trends at the intersection of human rights and international investment arbitration from the prior year. As we emphasized last year, developments at this intersection continue directional trends from prior years, but also converge across both procedural and sudstantive dimensions. suggesting a great impact than meets the eye.
Looking back on 2022, we identify four trend areas: 1) drafting of new IIAs and model agreements; 2) notable cases; 3) institutional developments; and 4) adjacent developments.
Overall, across these four foci, 2022 was largery a continuation of trends from prior year. We conclude with thoughts on what this could mean for years ahead.
Content Authorship and Sources
Dr. Kabir Duggal
Arbitration and Mediation Panelist at BIAMC
Senior International Arbitration Advisor at Arnold and Porter/Columbia Law School
Disclaimer: The articles published on the BIAMC platform are authored by members of the BIAMC Arbitration Panellist and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the Bali International Arbitration & Mediation Center (BIAMC). BIAMC is not responsible for the content of the articles and does not provide any warranty as to their accuracy or completeness. The responsibility for the content, opinions expressed, and any reputational impacts thereof rests solely with the individual authors. BIAMC serves solely as a platform to showcase the works of these authors. Readers are encouraged to approach each article with a discerning view and to consider the context and perspective of the individual author.