Jean-Michel Marcoux
Professor Faculty of Public Affairs Department of Law and Legal Studies Clusters: International affairs Ottawa, Ontario jeanmichel.marcoux@carleton.ca
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Marcoux’s research interests focus on the role of state and non-state actors in shaping norms in international law, with a particular interest in attempts at holding powerful private actors accountable. He generally draws upon international relations theory and social science methods to empirical...
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Marcoux’s research interests focus on the role of state and non-state actors in shaping norms in international law, with a particular interest in attempts at holding powerful private actors accountable. He generally draws upon international relations theory and social science methods to empirically scrutinize the international lawmaking process. He is the author of International Investment Law and Globalization: Foreign Investment, Responsibilities and Intergovernmental Organizations. He has also authored and co-authored publications on transnational public policy, contributory fault in investment arbitration, the renegotiation of NAFTA, the reform of international investment agreements, state-owned enterprise disciplines and interdisciplinary methodology. He is currently involved in a SSHRC-funded research project that explores the future of arbitration in the settlement of investment, trade and human rights disputes.
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