George Vlavianos and Vasilis Pappas write in Canadian Mining Journal on what mining companies can do to protect their foreign operations in the age of bilateral investment treaties (BITs). Under BITs, signatory states agree to provide certain protections to foreign investors from other signatory states.
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George Vlavianos and Vasilis Pappas in Canadian Mining Journal
March 3, 2018
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