Lex Mercatoria: International Economic Law

International Economic Law / Public International Commercial Law - Treaties Related to Free Trade and or Economic Union

Multilateral Agreement on Investment (MAI) - Historical

Multilateral Agreement on Investment Draft, Distributed January 13, 1997 cancelling and replacing the same document sent on OLIS 08-Jan-1997

MAI Information Page

MAI at FLORA "Fair Trade not Free Trade"

MAI Global Trade Watch Home Page

MAI at the Global Policy Forum "we monitor global policy making at the United Nations"

Neo-Classical Economic Globalization is not a "fact of life"
"I am not a trade barrier"
"Equal Rights for PEOPLE" (No Superior rights for Corporations/Capital)"

OECD on 1995-1998 MAI Negotiations

The Multilateral Agreement on Investment Appleton & Associates

The Council of Canadians

"The new Multilateral Agreement on Investment gives the corporations so much power, Parliament won't matter"

MAI Lawsuites Defence of Canadian Liberty Committee

MAI:Potential Effects on State & Local Government Western Governors' Association

Multinational Monitor

Multilateral Agreement on Investment Global Policy Forum

MAI Fact Sheet Friends of The Earth-US February 19, 1997 OECD on the Multilateral Agreement on Investment

Multilateral Agreement on Investment US State Department, Archive

Multilateral Agreement on Investment and article, by Anup Shah, 2000

Foreign Direct Investment and Capital Movements OECD

The Benefits of MAI


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