Dr. Charles Emmanuel Côté

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Charles-Emmanuel Côté is a distinguished scholar in International Law and a full professor at Laval University. His research focuses on International Investment Law, the role of non-state actors in international legal frameworks, and the intricacies of dispute resolution between investors and states. Over his academic career, he has contributed to numerous publications, including monographs and collective works, examining contemporary challenges in international economic law and trade. He serves as the President of the Canadian Council of International Law and is actively involved in various scholarly networks. Côté's teaching portfolio includes undergraduate and graduate courses on Public International Law and International Economic Law, where he emphasizes the interplay between law and global events. As an advocate for sustainable development and effective governance in international law, he is also engaged in several initiatives at the intersection of law, policy, and international relations. Côté's academic credentials include a D.C.L. from McGill University and a Bachelors from Laval University, complemented by a rich tapestry of professional affiliations and community service in legal education and international law communities.

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