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NAFTA’s Ghost and USMCA’s Gamble: What the 2026 Review Means for Investors in Mexico

By Caroline Ennis I.              NAFTA’s Chapter 11 in Context When the U.S. and Canada entered a free trade agreement (“FTA”) in 1989, concerns emerged over the U.S. solidifying power over Canada. The primary concern was that a “hub and spoke” model, featuring the U.S. as the hub under separate bilateral agreements with Canada and Mexico,…

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NAFTA’s Ghost and USMCA’s Gamble: What the 2026 Review Means for Investors in Mexico

By Caroline Ennis I.              NAFTA’s Chapter 11 in Context When the U.S. and Canada entered a free trade agreement (“FTA”) in 1989, concerns emerged over the U.S. solidifying power over Canada. The primary concern was that a “hub and spoke” model, featuring the U.S. as the hub under separate bilateral agreements with Canada and Mexico,…

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ISDS at a Crossroads: Diverging Paths in the U.S. and U.K.

By Kaitlyn Welsh Introduction  The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (“ICSID”) is the leading institution administering Investor-State Dispute Settlement (“ISDS”) cases, handling about 70% of all international investment disputes. The objective of ISDS is to provide foreign investors of host states with a neutral forum to resolve such disputes as opposed to reliance…

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The Impact of International Covenants on Human Rights and Arbitration

By Malini Prasad Millions of people around the world are trapped in harmful global supply chains. The fast fashion industry, and multinational conglomerates must aid in stopping and preventing these human rights abuses. Therefore, the International Chamber of Commerce International Court of Arbitration (“ICC Court”) should adopt the United Nations Guiding Principles on Business and…

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