India turns its back on international arbitration
India is one of many emerging markets seeking to restrict international arbitration rights under investment treaties
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- New treaty regime
- Delhi's motivation
- Shrinking sovereignty
- Investment impediment?
- Domestic bottlenecks and alternatives
- Sympathetic judiciary
- Mumbai court
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_350.jpg "Securities and Exchange Board of India chairman UK Sinha during the Association of Investment Bankers of India summit (Reuters/Shailesh Andrade)")