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#15 Das internationale Investitionsschutzrecht durch die Linse der emerging powers

04.03.2022

Habt ihr Euch schon mal überlegt, wie man anwaltlich im Völkerrecht tätig sein kann? Der Investitionsschutz ist da eventuell eine Möglichkeit – das erklärt Isabel Lischewski und gibt uns dabei eine kleine Einführung in das internationale Investitionsschutzrecht. Außerdem spricht Sophie Schuberth im Interview mit Andreas Buser über die Haltung der emerging powers (Brasilien, Indien, China und Südafrika) zum Investitionsschutzrecht und darüber wie sich deren Position in der Vergangenheit verändert hat. Wie sehen die Reformbestrebungen der emerging powers aus und wie werden sie das Investitionsschutzrechtsregime verändern?

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Moderation: Erik Tuchtfeld & Sophie Schuberth
Grundlagen: Dr. Isabel Lischewski
Interview: Dr. Andreas Buser & Sophie Schuberth
Schnitt: Daniela Rau

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Sophie Schuberth, Erik Tuchtfeld, Isabel Lischewski & Philipp Eschenhagen, #15 Das internationale Investitionsschutzrecht durch die Linse der emerging powers, Völkerrechtsblog, 04.03.2022, doi: 10.17176/20220305-000919-0.
Authors
 Sophie Schuberth
Sophie Schuberth is a visiting research fellow at the Minerva Center for Human Rights at Hebrew University in Jerusalem and a PhD-candidate in the Berlin Potsdam Research Group ‘The International Rule of Law- Rise or Decline?’ at Freie Universität Berlin. She is an editor at Völkerrechtsblog and co-host of the Völkerrechtspodcast.
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Erik Tuchtfeld

Erik Tuchtfeld is a research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg). He studied law at the University of Buenos Aires and Heidelberg University, where he graduated in 2020. His research interests include comparative constitutional law, human rights law, in particular the right to privacy and freedom of expression, and the regulation of social media platforms.

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Isabel Lischewski

Dr. Isabel Lischewski is a Post-Doctoral Research Assistant with Prof. Dr. Nora Markard at WWU Münster. Her research interests lie in global governance, critical theory, and access to justice. She is an editor-in-chief at Völkerrechtsblog.

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Philipp Eschenhagen

Philipp Eschenhagen is a research associate at Bucerius Law School and a PhD candidate at the Walther Schücking Institute for International Law. He is an editor at Völkerrechtsblog.

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