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Latin America is one of the regions that can help to understand better the international investment law regime, not only because the high number of cases that involve a country of the region, but also because the decisions enacted by arbitral tribunals go beyond the analysis of specialized practitioners and scholars and have entered the public debate for many years. In this sense the current article review the way that the region thinks about the problems facing this regime. It will be further argued that the conceptual standpoint of global pluralism can help to better understand the discipline, because it brings the idea of coexistence of norms and authorities at different levels.
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This page is a summary of: 4 International Investment Disputes in South America: Rethinking Legitimacy in the Context of Global Pluralism/Las controversias sobre las inversiones internacionales en Sudamérica: repensar la legitimidad en el contexto de pluralismo global, January 2016, Brill,
DOI: 10.1163/9789004311473_006.
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