Wearing Many Hats: Should Arbitrators Serve as Counsel?
- 12 years ago
Wearing Many Hats: Should Arbitrators Serve as Counsel?
American Society of International Law - The Ritz-Carlton
Co-sponsored by the International Economic Law Interest Group and Women in International Law Interest GroupsIn June 2009, Meg Kinnear became the first full-time Secretary-General of the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). This discussion with Secretary-General Kinnear will explore her plans for ICSID and discuss matters, such as the increasing use of public international law in investor-state arbitration, increasing arbitral regional and gender diversity, transparency, administrative efficiency and costs, and careers in international arbitration.Moderator: David Caron, University of California, Berkeley LawPanelists:Meg Kinnear, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes
American Society of International Law - The Ritz-Carlton
Co-sponsored by the International Economic Law Interest Group and Women in International Law Interest GroupsIn June 2009, Meg Kinnear became the first full-time Secretary-General of the World Bank's International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID). This discussion with Secretary-General Kinnear will explore her plans for ICSID and discuss matters, such as the increasing use of public international law in investor-state arbitration, increasing arbitral regional and gender diversity, transparency, administrative efficiency and costs, and careers in international arbitration.Moderator: David Caron, University of California, Berkeley LawPanelists:Meg Kinnear, International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes