The transatlantic trade and investment partnership, investor-state dispute settlement and China

New York: Columbia Center of Sustainable Investment (FDI Perspectives 140)

This Columbia FDI Perspective argues that since China has been a strong proponent of investment arbitration for more than a decade, Beijing is likely to favor the mechanism in a future EU-China deal – irrespective of whether it is included in the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership agreement.

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