In the original published article by Lisa Sachs^{Reference Sachs1}, the author's affiliation was incorrect and should read “Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment.” This has since been updated in the original published article.

Additionally, note 9 should read as follows:

⁹See, e.g., Mark Mangan & Henry Defriez, How to Protect Investments in Indonesia Despite the Termination of Its Bilateral Investment Treaties, Dechert On Point (Sept. 8, 2015). This note states that, even if Indonesia were to terminate its BITs, investments could still be protected “if structured (or restructured) through a country that holds a BIT with Indonesia before that BIT expires and/or through a country that is party to [a multilateral investment treaties (MIT) or free trade agreement (FTA)] with Indonesia. However, not any BIT, MIT or FTA will do. They each vary according to their terms. Dechert's international arbitration team is available to advise investors on which investment treaties provide the optimal range of protections for a particular investment depending on the jurisdiction in which the investment is made and the types of disputes that the investor is likely to encounter.” Id. at 6.

The publisher apologizes for these errors.