Thematic Areas
Pillar I. Law and Power

Rules within the international investment law allocate authority among states, markets, and communities. This area examines how such frameworks shape economic outcomes, political authority, and global hierarchies, often in ways that remain unnoticed until crises arise.
Pillar II. Sustainability and Communities

Assessment of how investment regimes influence land, livelihoods, environmental sustainability, and the inclusion or exclusion of communities in economic decision-making.
Pillar III. Conflict resolution

Analysis of arbitration, tribunals, ISDS and other dispute resolution mechanisms, with attention to access, fairness, and how existing systems distribute benefits and burdens.














