UNCITRAL ISDS Academic Forum: Multilateral Instrument on ISDS Reform Vision

UNCITRAL ISDS Academic Forum: Multilateral Instrument on ISDS Reform Vision
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This content delves into the UNCITRAL consensus on ISDS reform to enhance consistency, independence, and efficiency in arbitral rulings. It explores competing models for ISDS and proposes a Multilateral Investment Court for dispute settlement.

  • UNCITRAL
  • ISDS Reform
  • Investment Dispute Settlement
  • Multilateral Instrument
  • Multilateral Investment Court

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  1. UNCITRAL ISDS Academic Forum: Multilateral Instrument on ISDS Reform 23 April 2020 Investment Dispute Settlement la carte: Vision for the UNCITRAL Reform Process Stephan Schill and Geraldo Vidigal

  2. The The Starting Starting Point: The UNCITRAL Consensus Point: The UNCITRAL Consensus Reform is desirable to address concerns of (1) consistency, coherence, predictability, and correctness of arbitral rulings; (2) independence, impartiality, and diversity of decision-makers; and (3) costs and duration of proceedings. Need Need for for a a Multilateral Multilateral Solution Solution 2

  3. The Problem: Competing Models for ISDS The Problem: Competing Models for ISDS (Reformed) Arbitration Investment Court Appeals Mechanism Domestic Courts Inter-State 3

  4. The Solution: Dispute Settlement la Carte The Solution: Dispute Settlement la Carte Multilateral Institution for Dispute Settlement on Investment (MIDSI) Administers Multilateral Investment Court Inter-State Arbitration Investor-State Arbitration State s Decision

  5. Modes of Consent Modes of Consent Optional Clause (reciprocal/unconditional) Bilateral Agreements Unilateral Offer / Contract UNCLOS Model (Options/Default)

  6. Centripetal Force: The Multilateral Investment Court (MIC) Centripetal Force: The Multilateral Investment Court (MIC) Dispute Settlement Functions Systemic Functions Procedural Functions

  7. MIC MIC - - Dispute Settlement Functions Dispute Settlement Functions Court (First & Last Instance) Appeals from Awards Annulment of Awards Consent-based

  8. MIC MIC Procedural Functions Procedural Functions Challenges to Arbitrators Provisional Measures

  9. MIC MIC - - Systemic Function Systemic Function (Advisory) Opinions Preliminary Ruling

  10. MIDSI MIDSI The Organization The Organization Elects/Checks the Court Technical Assistance Forum for Negotiations Law/Politics Balance

  11. Stephan SCHILL s.w.b.schill@uva.nl L Geraldo VIDIGAL g.vidigal@uva.nl Stephan W. Schill and Geraldo Vidigal, Cutting the Gordian Knot: Investment Dispute Settlement la Carte (2018) (RTA Exchange) <https://www.ictsd.org/sites/default/files/research/rta_exchange_- _investment_dispute_settlement_-_schill_and_vidigal.pdf> Stephan W. Schill and Geraldo Vidigal, Designing Investment Dispute Settlement la carte: Insights from Comparative Institutional Design Analysis (Jan. 2020) <https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3519259>

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