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Jean-Michel Marcoux

Assistant Professor

Laval University

Canada

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Jean-Michel Marcoux is an Assistant Professor at Carleton University in Canada. His research focuses on international investment law, exploring topics such as investment arbitration, state-owned enterprises, and the implications of free trade agreements. Recent articles include analyses of ISDS reform processes and the intersection of sustainable development and investment arbitration.

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The concept of sustainable development in investment arbitration: A disconnect from investment policymaking and international adjudication

Discourses of ISDS reform: a comparison of UNCITRAL Working Group III and ICSID processes

Sustainable Development as a Wicked Problem in Investment Arbitration

Banning oil and gas activities under international investment law: a problem of indeterminacy

China’s contestation of international norms on state-owned enterprises and government procurement through the Belt and Road Initiative

Duty Evasion in Free Trade Agreements: Norm Emergence and Implications

State Immunity as a Defense to Resist the Enforcement of ICSID Awards

Informal instruments to impose human rights obligations on foreign investors: An emerging practice of legality?

The Need to Make Sense of a Practice in Investment Arbitration: A Response to Eric De Brabandere

FOREIGN INVESTORS’ RESPONSIBILITIES AND CONTRIBUTORY FAULT IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION

Transnational Public Policy as a Vehicle to Impose Human Rights Obligations in International Investment Arbitration

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