Demonstrate an understanding of the key concepts in international investment law.
International Investment Law & Arbitration
School of Law Assessed Work Rules:
You must read and comply with all the School of Law’s Assessed Work Rules in the Programme Handbook, published at the start of the year. (If you are not a Law School student you should ensure the Module Convenor has made a copy of these rules available to you.)
Assessment Criteria:
The University’s general assessment criteria apply: see the Programme Handbook for details.
Learning Outcomes:
On completion of the module, students will be expected to be able to:
Demonstrate an understanding of the key concepts in international investment law.
Appraise international investment arbitration from the perspective of host states, multinational corporations, and other interest groups.
Critically reflect on how economic globalisation shapes national regulatory preferences.