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ICSID convention signing, March 18, 1965. From left to right: Cyril H. Davies, Secretary's Office; Aron Broches, general counsel of the World Bank Group; and President Woods (Credit: The World Bank).
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The Centrality of the Nation-State in International Economic Law: Denial of Non-State Actors as Amicus Curiae

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