9. Conclusion
Soft law, CSR, private or public codes, respect for human rights - all these aspects seem far removed from international dispute resolution, and yet they can all be sources of damage to a company's image and major financial risks.
It's no longer enough to simply think of an arbitration clause in an international contract. It is essential to understand the company's global activity as a succession of potential risks that need to be taken into account.
So prevention, prevention, prevention, and this implies monitoring the different rules applicable to the company's various activities.
And a final word of caution: this is a selective overview, and should by no means be regarded as exhaustive. And, although the text contains a few tips, these are no substitute for the advice of lawyers...
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ICC Stockholm http://www.sccinstitute.com (arbitration rules)
ICSID – Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes https://icsid.worldbank.org
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