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Follow-up: An analysis of the U.S.-Uruguay bilateral investment treaty, the new model's first application

Mark A Kantor

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Mark Kantor, of Washington, D.C., follows up on his Alternatives' analysis last year of the new arbitration-centric U.S. draft revised model bilateral investment treaty. The first fully negotiated treaty since the model was released has been signed with Uruguay, and changes some of the model's application.

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Mark Kantor, of Washington, D.C., follows up on his Alternatives' analysis last year of the new arbitration-centric U.S. draft revised model bilateral investment treaty. The first fully negotiated treaty since the model was released has been signed with Uruguay, and changes some of the model's application.

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Mark Kantor, of Washington, D.C., follows up on his Alternatives' analysis last year of the new arbitration-centric U.S. draft revised model bilateral investment treaty. The first fully negotiated treaty since the model was released has been signed with Uruguay, and changes some of the model's application.

Key concepts: Treaty, Investment (military), Arbitration, Bilateral investment treaty, Political science, International trade, Law, Law and economics

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