Abstract
This article evaluates the relationship between rule of law and the foreign investment protection system. It illustrates that practice under foreign investment law presents the mechanism to appraise international rule of law principles. This work argues that rule of law not only provides a basis for the organization of public power but also sustains a minimum threshold of justice. A globalized rule of law, lying at the intersection of international law and economic globalization, provides the foundation of a minimum threshold and normative expectation for the international minimum standard with a focus on justice and individual rights. Accordingly, this work asserts that in order to advance globalization as an apparatus for human civilization, its interaction with rule of law is indispensable.
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Divesh
Kaul
Rule of Law as a Law of Rules: A Template for a Sustainable Foreign Investment Protection System,
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Loy. U. Chi. Int'l L. Rev.
1
(2024).
Available at:
https://lawecommons.luc.edu/lucilr/vol20/iss2/2