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Click here to enlarge.   Robert VOLTERRA IAI Young Practitioner   
Volterra Fietta
88 Kingsway
London WC2B 6AA
United Kingdom
Tel: +44.20.7726.7612 (Direct)
Tel: +44.20.7841.2700
Fax: +44.20.7841.2701
robert.volterra@volterrafietta.com
http://volterrafietta.com

 
 
Languages   English (native); French, Spanish, Italian (fluent)
   
Nationality   Canada
   
Bar Admission   Barrister and Solicitor, Ontario - 1991
Solicitor, England & Wales - 2001
   
Education   University of Western Ontario (BA (International Relations) - 1987); Osgoode Hall Law School, York University (LLB (Dean's List) - 1989); University of Cambridge (LLM (Cambridge Commonwealth Scholarship) - 1992); Organization of American States, Rio de Janeiro (Curso de Derecho Internacional - Aug. 1995)
   
Academic  
Position  
Lecturer (International Law of Natural Resources (2000–); International Boundary Law (1998–)) - University of London; former lecturer at the Organization of American States (Curso de Derecho Internacional), Rio de Janeiro (States and International Arbitration), University of Paris X (Public International Law), University of Cambridge (Public International Law) and York University, Toronto (Public International Law)
   
Experience  
as Counsel  
Numerous international arbitration proceedings, ad hoc (including UNCITRAL) and under the Rules of ICSID, ICC, LCIA and CIETAC; numerous proceedings before the International Court of Justice and the Court of Permanent Arbitration (mostly public international law matters, including boundary disputes and expropriations)
   
Publications  
Relating to  
Arbitration  
• "International Law Commission Articles on State Responsibility and Investor-State Arbitration: Do Investors have Rights," 25(1) ICSID Rev. 218 (2010)

• "A Brief Practitioner's View of Foreign Investment and International Environmental Standards: the Developing Custom of Non-State Practice," in International Investments and Protection of the Environment: the role of dispute resolution mechanisms 175 (The International Bureau of the Permanent Court of Arbitration ed., Kluwer, 2001)

• "Recent Developments in Maritime Boundary Delimitations: reflections on certain aspects of the two UNCLOS cases," in Collected Papers of the ABLOS 2001 (UN Advisory Board on the Law of the Sea)
   

 
   
 
 
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