Caline Mouawad Co-Authors Chapter on Intra-African Investment Treaties in Wolters Kluwer Publication

Chaffetz Lindsey’s Caline Mouawad co-authored the chapter “Intra-African Bilateral Investment Treaties: Salient Features and Trends and the Future of Intra-African Investment” with Elodie Dulac and Florence Mugerwa in International Commercial and Investment Arbitration in the Middle East and Africa: The Arab Spring and Beyond, a publication from Wolters Kluwer.

The publication brings together more than 30 practitioners and scholars to examine the development of international commercial and investment arbitration across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region and the broader African continent. Topics include the evolution of arbitral institutions and regional arbitration hubs, judicial approaches to arbitration, investment treaty arbitration, and the relationship between Sharia principles and international arbitration standards.

Caline’s chapter examines the key features and trends of intra-African bilateral investment treaties and considers the future of investment within the continent.

Read more about the publication here.