Alternative Methods of Dispute Resolution for Interested Parties in International Investment Law

Abstract

This article explores the role of alternative dispute resolution in resolving disputes arising from international investment or direct investment. Currently, there are a number of ways to obtain justice for the third party (interested parties). State courts may be an expensive or undesirable method for interested parties. In addition, the participation of interested parties in international tribunals is limited. ADR systems in development banks have jurisdiction only over financed projects.