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William Kirtley Publishes on Investor-State Dispute Settlement in Africa

12/01/2013 by International Arbitration

In the latest issue of the MIDAA African Corporate Law Magazine, William Kirtley examines the current state of investor-State dispute settlement in Africa. This magazine may be found online at this link.

In the magazine, he analyzes treaty arbitrations in both North Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, while explaining the pitfalls that may arise when arbitrating for or against African States.

Filed Under: Austria Arbitration, Belgium Arbitration, Cameroon Arbitration, Central African Republic Arbitration

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