Flavia Marisi
Arbitrator & Mediator · Pescara, Italy
Italian-qualified lawyer since 2014, and certified Professional Mediator since 2011, Flavia Marisi’s current research focus at Ghent University is on Environmental Interests in Investment Arbitration. She worked at the Chinese University of Hong Kong – Faculty of Law, both national and international law firms, the European Commission, the Court of Justice of the European Union, and an NGO. She lectured at the University of Milan on Cross-Border Disputes, at the…

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- Ghent University, Belgium, PhD Researcher: “Environmental Interests in Investment Arbitration: Challenges and Directions”, expected for 12.2018
- Institute of European Studies of Macau, Diploma of the Intellectual Property School, 11.2017
- College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium, LL.M. in EU Law, with the Italian Government Scholarship for the best 5 students, 11.2012
- World Intellectual Property Organization, Washington DC, USA, Diploma of the WIPO Summer School, 08.2011
- University of Milan, Italy, Master of Laws, (110/110 Summa cum Laude), 11.2011
- University of California, Berkeley, Boalt Hall School of Law, USA, Visiting Scholar, 12.2010
- Tsinghua University, Beijing and Xi’an, China, Diploma of the China Intellectual Property Summer Institute, 07.2010
- Collegio Di Milano, School of Excellence, Milan, Italy, Diploma
AFFILIATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS:
- Italian-qualified lawyer, Bar of L’Aquila, 2014
- Professional Mediator, 2011
- European Society of International Law (ESIL)
- Asian Society of International Law (ASIL)
- Arbitral Women
- Young International Council for Commercial Arbitration (ICCA)
- Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA)
- ICC Young Arbitrators Forum (YAF)
- Associazione Italiana Giovani Avvocati (AIGA)
- Equal Opportunities Committee, Bar Association of Pescara
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Italian-qualified lawyer since 2014, and certified Professional Mediator since 2011, Flavia Marisi’s current research focus at Ghent University is on Environmental Interests in Investment Arbitration. She worked at the Chinese University of Hong Kong – Faculty of Law, both national and international law firms, the European Commission, the Court of Justice of the European Union, and an NGO.
She lectured at the University of Milan on Cross-Border Disputes, at the University of Milano-Bicocca on Comparative Civil Procedure, at King’s College London on Investment Arbitration and Investment Treaty Drafting, and at the Chinese University of Hong Kong and the National Chiao Tung University of Taiwan on International Investment Law: Principles and Practice.
Invited to speak to more than 50 conferences, her publication record counts 36 between journal papers, chapters and books authored. Among them:
Is Intellectual Property “Investment”? Formation, Evolution, and Transformation of the Intellectual Property Rights - Foreign Direct Investment Normative Relationship, co-authored with Julien Chaisse, 2018, 66(6) Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution, ISSN: 1046-4344 (forthcoming 2018)
Transparency and Public Participation: Balancing Investors’ Rights and Environmental Interests, Oxford University Press Investment Claims, June 2017
Drivers and Issues of China-EU negotiations for a Comprehensive Agreement on Investment, co-authored with Qian, in Chaisse (ed.), China\'s International Investment Strategy. Bilateral, Regional, and Global Law and Policy, Oxford University Press (forthcoming 2018)
Reconciling China’s boosting investment economy and its environmental objectives, in Fernando Dias Simoes (ed.), The Legal Protection of Consumers: Developing a Market Economy in China, Routledge (forthcoming 2018)
Development Banks as environmental governance actors: the AIIB’s power to promote green growth, in Julien Chaisse and Jedrzej Gorski (eds.) The Belt and Road Initiative, Law, Economics, And Politics, Brill Nijhoff (forthcoming 2018)
Another Conflict of Norms: How BEPS and International Taxation Relate to Investment Treaties, co-authored with Julien Chaisse, Investment Treaty News, IISD, n. 2, vol. 8, Geneva, Switzerland, June 2017, ISSN: 2519-8467
Transparency And Its Role In The EU-China Comprehensive Agreement On Investment, EU-China Observer, issue n.2, Bruges, Belgium, 2017, ISSN: 2506-8415
Verso un nuovo ruolo della soft law: le convenzioni internazionali sull’ambiente nell’arbitrato di investimento, Vecchi e nuovi trend dell’arbitrato internazionale, in Colorio (ed.), Aracne Editrice, (forthcoming 2018)
Case Headnote - Venezuela v Tidewater Investment SRL and Tidewater Caribe CA, Decision on Annulment 27 December 2016, ICSID Case No ARB/10/5, Oxford University Press Investment Claims (forthcoming 2018)
The Chinese Redemption: From Food Scandals to Leading Global Food Safety Policy, co-authored with Dini Sejko, Hong Kong Lawyer, May 2018
Case Headnote - Murphy Exploration & Production Company-International v Ecuador, Final Award 10 February 2017, Oxford University Press Investment Claims, January 2018
Land tenure: balancing social rights and investment opportunities, Revista Europea de Historia de las Ideas Politicas y de las Instituciones Publicas, n. 11, October 2017
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