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10 Indian J. Int'l Econ. L. 1 (2019)
Rethinking the Regulation of International Foreign Investment: Recent Developments in Brazil, South Africa and India

handle is hein.journals/ijiel10 and id is 7 raw text is: RETHINKING THE REGULATION OF INTERNATIONAL FOREIGN INVESTMENT: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN BRAZIL, SOUTH AFRICA AND INDIA Akshat Agarwar I. Introduction ................... II. Characteristics of the Present IIA Regime and the Need for a Rethink . 3 III. Analysing the Models of Regulation in Brazil, South Africa and India...................... 4 B. South Africa ............... 8 C. India .................... 11 IV. Identifying Trends in the Models of Regulation in Brazil, South Africa and India ............... 13 V. Speculating the Impact of these Developments ................. 15 VI. Conclusion .................... 17 Abstract This article analyses the global rethink in international investment law regimes by focussing on recent developments in Brazil, India and South Africa which, among developing countries, have witnessed major outflow and inflow foreign investment in recent years. It compares and contrasts these regimes and identifies certain trends that are relevant globally. Finally, it speculates what the possible impact of these developments could be. Akshat Agarwal is a Research Fellow at the Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy, New Delhi. Views expressed are personal.