Nicola Strain

Researcher @PluriCourts

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Excited (and a bit delayed) to announce the publication of my book on the use of general and specific international law by the WTO and investment dispute settlement mechabisms! From PhD proposal six years ago to book, it has been a challenging and rewarding journey!

[Brill Law ➡️ LinkedIn @Brill_Law]

International economic adjudication is under stress. International law could act as a legitimising force. This book shows how far away that goal is... https://t.co/4UxXxslwug

[Journal of International Economic Law @JIEL_OUP]

Using a novel dataset, @StrainNicola and the @PluriCourts team examine compliance of states with international #investment #arbitration awards https://t.co/hp1AfLdmte #openaccess

[elisa baroncini @elisabaroncini1]

Final Session (for today!) if the @ESIL_IG_EcoLaw Aix-en-Provence Workshop on fairness in IIL proceedings with @fedecrista2015 Xuan Shao, Erik Brower @MarzalToni @StrainNicola Marina Kostantinidis: again, fully researched papers, a huge thank you to the bright speakers

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

It was a privilege to do my PhD in such a rich research environment with @PluriCourts!

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Pleased to have contributed my perspective on ISDS and global health law in this volume!

[CIBEL @ UNSW Law & Justice @CIBELUNSW]

Explore the pandemic’s impact on the globe with @Fankunlegal & @charlie_weng's co-edited book ‘#COVID19 and #International #Business and #Economic Law.’

This book has been published by @AcadPub, Singapore Academy of Law & @sgSMU

Pre-order here: https://t.co/jCUByGPnXu

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Thank you to the organisers for such a great workshop to present my PhD research! Happy to be in Stockholm in thew new world of hybrid conferences @esil_sedi @SCILJ_SU

[elisa baroncini @elisabaroncini1]

Thought provoking final session at the Workshop of the Esil IG on International Economic Law @Dr_Marhold @fedecrista2015 @gpriet Marina Fedorova, Peter-Tobias Stoll @Annaventouratou Patrick Wasilczyk @KseniaPolonskay Nicola Strain #ESILStockholmConference

[Stefan Talmon @StefanTalmon]

Nicola Strain of Oslo University examines the authority of specialized international economic tribunals for applying international law outside their remit and compares the approach taken by WTO panels and ISDS tribunals

[Völkerrechtsblog @Voe_Blog]

Which law do international economic tribunals speak? @StrainNicola on the question of systemic integration and jurisdiction. @AjVGermany https://t.co/tIQlltdRC0

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

What a great time to be an Australian living abroad, or perhaps not https://t.co/TmOjxSvFFW

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Looking forward to presenting my work for the last time before PhD deadline!

[Federica Cristani @fedecrista2015]

The final programme for the Workshop of the ESIL IG IEL on #International #Economic #Law ‘In the Making’: New Actors and Policies’ is out! The workshop will take place on 8 September 2021 as a side event of the @esil_sedi Stockholm Conference

https://t.co/12Trj7eKPH

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Important step forward with the Australian Minister for Environment having a duty of care to protect young people from the climate crisis. Interesting to see how this duty will play out!

https://t.co/AyqlmFmM3I

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Looking forward to presenting my work on jurisdiction in ISDS and WTO disputes at this great conference in September!

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

@Tom_Pavone @CambridgeUP Congrats Tom!

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

Excited to be the finalist for the 2020 CIBEL Global Network PhD Prize. Congratulations to the prize winners!

[CIBEL @ UNSW Law & Justice @CIBELUNSW]

📢Announcing 2020 CIBEL Global Network Prize Winners

Congratulations to Mr Philip Rogers of the Uni of California, Berkeley for winning the 2020 Global Network PhD Prize and Mr Lance Ang of NUS who has won the 2020 Global Network Young Scholar Prize👏💐
🔗https://t.co/mXlOitpeLq

[Nicola Strain @StrainNicola]

My review of Shai Dothan's International Judicial Review: When Should International Courts Intervene? is up on @LJIL_Leiden https://t.co/Ujv6uWx6MJ

[Cambridge University Press - Law @CUP_Law]

Explore some of the most-popular recent articles from @LJIL_Leiden, #freetoread until 5 March: https://t.co/ctjV162bIT