loading . . . New Issue: Journal of International Dispute Settlement The latest issue of the Journal of International Dispute Settlement (Vol. 16, no. 3, September 2025) is out. Contents include:
* Special Issue: Current Challenges in International Investment Law
* Esmé Shirlow, Transparency in investment treaty arbitration: past, present, and future
* Special issue: Justice Post-ISDS
* Francesca Farrington & Nevena Jevremović, Between a rock and a hard place: the impact of replacing or abolishing ISDS on investment-affected parties
* Special Issue: Translucent Justice
* Walter Arévalo-Ramírez & Andrés Rousset-Siri, Undermining the authority of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights: cases of state’s weaponization of the value of transparency
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Suhong Yang & Shuai Guo, Selection process of judges and members at international courts and tribunals: in search of efficient transparency
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Gautam Mohanty & Alexandros Bakos, Revisiting transparency standards in investor–state dispute settlement vis-à-vis third-party funding: how much transparency is too much transparency?
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Elena Abrusci, More transparency on regional human rights courts? What we (still) need to know to understand and access regional human rights justice
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Marco Dimetto, Inscrutable procedural orders: two models of transparency in international dispute settlement (ICSID and ICJ)
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Thomas Vogt-Geisse, Three visions of transparency in international adjudication
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Letizia Lo Giacco, Rethinking transparency through the public–private prism: the case of the ICC–NGOs partnership
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Ezgi Özlü, Translucent justice: strategic transparency and the legitimacy of the ECtHR
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Hemi Mistry, Transparency as performance: the ‘As Is’ and ‘As If’ worlds of international adjudication
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Fenghua Li, Transparency as a pathway to align ICSID arbitration with sustainable development
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Irene Miano, De facto transparency? Investigating the practice of the International Court of Justice
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Danae Georgoula & Lan Ngoc Nguyen, Judicial reasoning as a mask: rationalizing the transparency of the law of the sea tribunals
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Carolina Mancuso, Procedural rules and judicial practices: a good or bad match for transparency?
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Bruno Biazatti, The backlog-driven reform of the Initial Review of petitions in the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
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Editorial
* Cédric Dupont & Thomas Schultz, Trump’s tariffs: from a trade problem into an investment problem?
* Articles
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Georgios Dimitropoulos, Investment law and the digital economy
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George Kahale, The Mobil and Conoco cases against Venezuela: the good, the bad and the ugly
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Yun Zhao & Yanru Chen, The evolving lex mercatoria: a game-changer for transparency in international commercial arbitration
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Jay Tseng, Insolvency of a party in international arbitration: considerations on staying arbitration proceedings
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Eleonora Castro, Clarifying the clean hands doctrine under general international law
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Nektarios Papadimos, A golden mean approach to independence and impartiality in investment arbitration
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Zelin Li, Inter-court competition in non-adjudicative activities: a case study of the International Court of Justice presidential speeches, 1991–2022
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Daria Levina, The myth of instant success: a historical account of the Commercial Court of England and Wales
* Current Developments
* Gabrielle Marceau & Maria George, Trade, climate and differentiation: an analysis of the interaction between the ‘Principle of Common But Differentiated Responsibilities’ and the WTO agreement
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Nikiforos Panagis, Held in suspense: the past, present, and future of the suspension of proceedings at the International Court of Justice
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Guang Ma & Hong Wu, The proliferation of unilateral trade measures and the crisis of the multilateral trading system
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