MARTINKUTĖ INGA, Assist. Prof. Dr.
Main areas of scientific interest, research and expertise
International investment law and arbitration, public international law, international dispute resolution, comparative property law.
Education
- 2020 acquired a Doctor of Law degree, National University of Singapore.
- 2005 acquired a Masters of International Business Law (LL.M) degree, University College London.
- 2002 acquired a Master’s of International and EU Law degree, Faculty of Law, Vilnius University.
Main publications
- Martinkutė, Inga. Reconciling Domestic Property Regimes and International Investment Protection: Origins, Comparisons and Contestations. Brill. 2026.
- Martinkutė, Inga. Right to regulate in the public interest: treaty practice // Jus Mundi International Arbitration dictionary. 2022, p.
- Martinkutė, Inga. State interference with private property // Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law. Oxford : Oxford university press. 2020, p. [1-53].
Member of editorial boards
- Since 2015 member of the editorial board of the European Investment Law and Arbitration Review.
- Editor of the European Society of International Law newsletter.
Significant expert activity, membership
- Member of the ICSID arbitrator’s panel.
- Member of the European Society of International Law.
- 2022-2024 member of the board of the European Society of International Law.
- Since 2010 member of the Investment Treaty Forum.
- Recommended arbitrator at the Vilnius Court of Commercial Arbitration.
- Member of the Lithuanian Bar Association.
Awards
- Graduate Research Scholarship at the Singapore National University.
- Small grant by the Ambassy of the USA for academic project.
Popularization of science
- I. Martinkutė. Kapčiamiestis Military Grounds and Ownership Issues. LRT. 2026-01-19
- I. Martinkutė. Hour of Retribution: Judicial Countermeasures and State Jurisdictional Immunity under International Law. Advokatas. 2026-01-18
- I. Martinkutė. Thousands of companies are stuck in Belarus and Russia: disputes are increasing. Comment in Delfi.lt article, 2023.02.25
Languages
Lithuanian, English, Russian and basics of French.