Transnational Corporations as Steering Subjects in International Economic Law: Two Competing Visions of the Future?
By , February 8, 2012
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This article argues that transnational corporations are becoming important political actors who play an increasingly active role in the progressive development and enforcement of international economic regulatory structures. As evidence of this phenomenon, the author discusses TNCs’ frequent use of investment arbitration in the form of mixed dispute settlement, as well as its direct use between host states and foreign investors (mainly TNCs).
