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, private rights have now contributed to the “privatization” of public international law, where the interaction of applicable … and started the privatization revolution of public international law. I first examine the Paris and Berne Conventions in … privatization of international law. I conclude with some assessment of private rights in international law especially pointing to …
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In many industries, companies rely on private third-party audits to monitor their suppliers’ adherence to various standards. These audits are frequently paid for by the entity being audited, which creates a conflict of interest that incentivizes auditors to reduce the burden of audits by...
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International tribunals have repeatedly invoked substantial deprivation as the litmus test for expropriation under international law. International expropriation cases, however, can be more accurately classified in three ways: (i) direct or indirect appropriations; (ii) arbitrary deprivations...
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and legal reasons. There is some hesitation about privatization, as for foreign direct investment, and, where accepted …, about the precise timing. Where privatization of basic service monopolies occurs, the role of the state shifts towards a …
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