This researcher's work is centered on the intricate relationship between international trade and legal frameworks, particularly examining how foreign investment treaties influence the legal rules governing property rights and labor laws in developing host states. The study employs both theoretical exploration and case studies to explore how these agreements shape economic policies within nations, delving into themes like intellectual property law, tax policy, and international relations. By analyzing how foreign investments alter trade rules and affect host governments' economic policies, the research aims to uncover a nuanced understanding of the dynamic interplay between legal systems and cultural contexts in international trade.
International Arbitration and Investment Law
Foreign investment treaties and the sovereignty of developing host States
Department of Public Law
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology