Leading international arbitration lawyer Cherie Blair, as part of a panel that discussed developments in dispute resolution between corporations, as well as "investor-state dispute settlement" at the New York International Arbitration Center Thursday, said that "in this globally connected world, no nation has complete sovereignty anymore."
April 20, 2015 at 10:00 AM
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Leading international arbitration lawyer Cherie Blair told a conference at the New York International Arbitration Center Thursday that “in this globally connected world, no nation has complete sovereignty anymore.”
“Treaties by which nations agree to be bound by international institutions are themselves exercises of sovereignty and not a derogation of it,” she told the audience.
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