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I share the sentiment of many of the responses, that this article doesn't really say anything. However, I've heard bits or pieces about this ISDS mechanism dur

I share the sentiment of many of the responses, that this article doesn't really say anything. However, I've heard bits or pieces about this ISDS mechanism during previous articles about the TPP. Does anyone have reference to a good (balanced) analysis of the TPP in references to the international disputes, and what it actually might imply? Does it actually make it easier for corporations to challenge laws that might be put in place by countries?

walterbell 11y ago
Public Citizen has published a detailed history and analysis of investor-state disputes. They are opposed to the TPP, but at least the issues are summarized by trade lawyers and not only journalists. Their summary page includes statements by members of the U.S. Congress. http://www.citizen.org/investorcases http://www.citizen.org/investorcases