It studies public policy as a cause of nullity and denial of enforcement of awards, the tendency to apply it restrictively and the distinction between internal and international public policy.

It explains why digital business models behave differently from traditional industries, reviews the European and American experience, and proposes articulating competition policy and regulation as complementary control measures.

It defines the scope of the client-attorney privilege and the inviolability of private communications in competition proceedings, and provides parameters for its application without obstructing public action.

Review the origin and evolution of the Mexican competition system, the economic problem of monopoly, and argue that competition should be assumed as a state policy.

It examines the use of constitutional controversy by Cofece against acts and omissions of other powers as an instrument of defense of its constitutional mandate.

It reconstructs the regulatory pendulum of Mexican telecommunications, from the design of Cofetel to its replacement by Ifetel, and evaluates the institutional conditions that make a regulator effective.

Analyze the criteria by which arbitral tribunals distinguish indirect expropriation from legitimate regulation under investment treaties, and the applicable compensation parameters.

Examine whether investment treaties recognize human rights in light of the constitutional reform of June 2011 and the ex officio control of conventionality.

Practical manual for negotiators of international investment agreements: it covers the core clauses, their drafting options, public policy implications and comparative conventional practice.

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"Developed by Alejandro Faya and revised by Sergey Ripinsky"

It analyzes exclusivity contracts between breweries and distributors in light of relative monopolistic practices, with national and foreign precedents, aspects of proof and damage, and effects on the consumer.

It contrasts Mexico's openness to foreign investment with its high sectoral restrictiveness and examines the relationship between investment regime, competition, and benefits for the host economy.

Study on expropriation in investment treaties: distinction between direct and indirect expropriation, determination criteria, police power of the State and compensation rules.

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"Based on a study prepared by Alejandro Faya, Anna Joubin-Bret and Sergey Ripinsky"

He attributes the country's poor economic performance to institutional fragility and poor regulation, and proposes redesigning regulatory bodies to provide them with functional autonomy, legal strength, and technical capacity.

Study on most favored nation treatment: scope, investment phases to which it applies, exceptions and drafting options in the face of its expansive use in investor-state disputes.

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"Based on a study prepared by Alejandro Faya Rodríguez and Anna Joubin-Bret"

It reviews arbitral jurisprudence on the most-favored-nation clause and argues that it serves to correct distortions in competitive conditions that affect investment, not as an instrument of treaty shopping.

Analyze the Agreement for the Promotion of Investment entered into with the United States: nature of treaty, content and place among international instruments for the protection of investment.