Yearbook on International Investment Law & Policy 2017 (eBook, PDF)
Redaktion: Sachs, Lisa; Coleman, Jesse; Johnson, Lise
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The Yearbook on International Investment Law & Policy is an annual publication which provides a comprehensive overview of current developments in the international investment law and policy field, focusing on recent trends and issues in foreign direct investment (FDI), investment treaty practice, and investor-state arbitration. Edited by an Editorial Committee and overseen by an Advisory Board of esteemed global experts in the field of international investment law, the Yearbook is an essential tool for practitioners and academics looking for a resource of timely and authoritative information in this field.…mehr
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780192566065
- Artikelnr.: 55031298
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- Seitenzahl: 512
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Januar 2019
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780192566065
- Artikelnr.: 55031298
* 2: Brooke Skartvedt Güven: Blended Finance in 2017: Advancing
financing for development but not a panacea
* 3: Taylor St. John: Institutional Developments in Investment Law and
Policy
* 4: Olabisi Akinkugbe and Sara Seck: 2017 Developments in Home and
Host State Policy Responses to Foreign Direct Investment
* 5: Reji K. Joseph: Investment Facilitation Agreement in WTO: Where is
it headed?
* 6: Julie Martin, Stephen Kay, and Mark van der Does: Trends and
Developments in the Credit and Political Risk Market in 2017
* 7: Lise Sachs, Lise Johnson, Jesse Coleman, and Nathan Lobel:
International Investment Agreements 2017: A Review of Trends and New
Approaches
* 8: Catharine Titi: Recent Developments in ISDS: Jurisdiction and
admissibility - Procedure and Conduct
* 9: Jarrod Hepburn: 2017 Developments in Investment Treaty Arbitration
* 10: Markus Krajewski: Human rights in international investment law:
Recent trends in arbitration and treaty-making practice
* 11: Carlos Correa: Developments in international investment law in
relation to intellectual property in 2017
* 12: Zoe Phillips Williams: Investor-State Arbitration in the
Extractive Industries
* 13: Lorenzo Cotula and Thierry Berger: Farmland in international
investment law and dispute settlement: Developments in 2017
* 14: Mouhamadou Madana Kane: International Investment Law and Policy:
2017 Developments in Africa
* 15: Diane Desierto: Expanding ISDS, Active National Courts, and
Concluding Mega-Regional Treaties: 2017 Developments in International
Investment Law in Asia
* 16: Catharine Titi: Developments in International Investment Law and
Policy in the European Union
* 17: Facundo Perez: Recent Trends in Investment Law and Policy in
Latin America
* 18: David Schneiderman: North America Investment Law and Policy: 2017
* 19: Tania Voon, Andrew Mitchell, and James Munro: Importing WTO
general exceptions into International investment agreements:
Proportionality, myths and risks
* 20: Antonin Sobek: The FET standard under CETA: A missed opportunity
to restore the balance between private and public interests in the EU
investment treaty landscape?
* 21: Crina Baltag: The Notion of Investor under the Energy Charter
Treaty: The Latest Developments in the Spanish Solar Disputes
* 22: Avidan Kent: Policy coherence and the promotion of foreign direct
investment in the renewable energy sector: Lessons from Europe
* 23: Alessandra Mistura: Integrating Civil Liability Principles into
International Investment Law: A Solution to Environmental Damage
Caused By Foreign Investors?
* 24: Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Edward Guntrip: Unanticipated
Consequences: The Human Rights Implications of Bringing Sovereign
Debt Disputes within Investment Treaty Arbitration
* 25: Amokura Kawharu and Luke Nottage: Has ISDS Gone Rogue for
Australia and New Zealand? CPTPP (C3PO), RCEP (R2D2) and Beyond
* 26: Aveek Chakravarty: India's 2015 model bit against the backdrop of
global ISDS reforms
* 2: Brooke Skartvedt Güven: Blended Finance in 2017: Advancing
financing for development but not a panacea
* 3: Taylor St. John: Institutional Developments in Investment Law and
Policy
* 4: Olabisi Akinkugbe and Sara Seck: 2017 Developments in Home and
Host State Policy Responses to Foreign Direct Investment
* 5: Reji K. Joseph: Investment Facilitation Agreement in WTO: Where is
it headed?
* 6: Julie Martin, Stephen Kay, and Mark van der Does: Trends and
Developments in the Credit and Political Risk Market in 2017
* 7: Lise Sachs, Lise Johnson, Jesse Coleman, and Nathan Lobel:
International Investment Agreements 2017: A Review of Trends and New
Approaches
* 8: Catharine Titi: Recent Developments in ISDS: Jurisdiction and
admissibility - Procedure and Conduct
* 9: Jarrod Hepburn: 2017 Developments in Investment Treaty Arbitration
* 10: Markus Krajewski: Human rights in international investment law:
Recent trends in arbitration and treaty-making practice
* 11: Carlos Correa: Developments in international investment law in
relation to intellectual property in 2017
* 12: Zoe Phillips Williams: Investor-State Arbitration in the
Extractive Industries
* 13: Lorenzo Cotula and Thierry Berger: Farmland in international
investment law and dispute settlement: Developments in 2017
* 14: Mouhamadou Madana Kane: International Investment Law and Policy:
2017 Developments in Africa
* 15: Diane Desierto: Expanding ISDS, Active National Courts, and
Concluding Mega-Regional Treaties: 2017 Developments in International
Investment Law in Asia
* 16: Catharine Titi: Developments in International Investment Law and
Policy in the European Union
* 17: Facundo Perez: Recent Trends in Investment Law and Policy in
Latin America
* 18: David Schneiderman: North America Investment Law and Policy: 2017
* 19: Tania Voon, Andrew Mitchell, and James Munro: Importing WTO
general exceptions into International investment agreements:
Proportionality, myths and risks
* 20: Antonin Sobek: The FET standard under CETA: A missed opportunity
to restore the balance between private and public interests in the EU
investment treaty landscape?
* 21: Crina Baltag: The Notion of Investor under the Energy Charter
Treaty: The Latest Developments in the Spanish Solar Disputes
* 22: Avidan Kent: Policy coherence and the promotion of foreign direct
investment in the renewable energy sector: Lessons from Europe
* 23: Alessandra Mistura: Integrating Civil Liability Principles into
International Investment Law: A Solution to Environmental Damage
Caused By Foreign Investors?
* 24: Juan Pablo Bohoslavsky and Edward Guntrip: Unanticipated
Consequences: The Human Rights Implications of Bringing Sovereign
Debt Disputes within Investment Treaty Arbitration
* 25: Amokura Kawharu and Luke Nottage: Has ISDS Gone Rogue for
Australia and New Zealand? CPTPP (C3PO), RCEP (R2D2) and Beyond
* 26: Aveek Chakravarty: India's 2015 model bit against the backdrop of
global ISDS reforms