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Tag Archives: Argentina
U.S. Treaty Practice — Hostage to Unrealistic Demands?
Treaty practice is an essential aspect of U.S. foreign policy. It is particularly important in trade and finance matters — from the WTO to bilateral investment treaties to international antitrust cooperation agreements. Treaty practice is important also to a … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged Argentina, conservative opposition to international law and treaties, executive agreements, foreign soverign immunity, global transactions, international law, multi-jurisdictional world, national sovereignty and treaties, sovereign debt, U.S. Supreme Court, U.S. treaty practice, WTO / GATT legal system
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Mexico G-20 Meeting Promises Not to Use Trade Restrictions to Promote Business — How Long Will this Last? We’ll See.
The G-20 meeting recently concluded in Mexico with a promise by countries not to protect their businesses by restricting trade (“stand-still agreement”). This is somewhat of a success in light of creeping protectionism and the declining global economy. How long observing this … Continue reading
Resource Nationalism and Nationalization in Latin America? — Will this lead to a Trade War?
Three Questions: Is resource nationalism and nationalization back in Latin America? Will this cause a trade war? What will foreign investors do in light of these developments? Here are some recent trade and investment items: …. Argentina expropriated the Argentine … Continue reading
Posted in Global Trade Relations
Tagged Abu Dhabi, Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, EBX, EU trade war, foreign investors, ICSID, nationalization, resouce nationalism, resource nationalisn, Respol, Spain, SWF, World Bank, WTO, YPF
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