Ben D. Kritz

WHEN they were originally developed, investor-state dispute settlement (ISDS) provisions in bilateral investment treaties, free trade agreements and various forms of public-private partnership projects were thought to be a measure of protection for both parties. It turns out they are a lucrative investment in their own right as well.

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