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May 12, 2026Open Access

An Unwarranted Free Pass for Extra-EU ISDS?: How German Court Decisions on Extra-EU Investment Disputes are at Odds with EU Law

Nikos Braoudakis Juliette Robert

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This analysis explores how German court decisions regarding extra-EU investment disputes conflict with existing EU laws.
Review of German court decisions related to extra-EU investment disputes.
Analysis of relevant EU law provisions.
Comparative study of legal interpretations in light of international law.
German court rulings often offer favorable outcomes for extra-EU investors against EU regulatory frameworks.
Significant discrepancies exist between German legal interpretations and established EU law principles.

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This analysis reveals conflicts between German court rulings on extra-EU investment disputes and EU law, indicating legal inconsistencies.

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Braoudakis et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0bfd3f166b51b53d378a79 https://doi.org/10.17176/20260512-172930-0

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