International investment arbitration: substantive principles
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| adam_text | CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES XXV TABLE OF TREATIES XXXVII LIST OF
ABBREVIATIONS LI I OVERVIEW 1 . INTRODUCTION A. OBJECTIVE 1.01 THE
INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATION PHENOMENON 1.01 EXPOSITION OF COMMON
PRINCIPLES OF INVESTMENT PROTECTION 1.08 B. STRUCTURE 1.17 PART I:
OVERVIEW 1.18 PART II: AMBIT OF PROTECTION 1.20 PARALLEL PROCEEDINGS
1.21 NATIONALITY AND INVESTMENT 1.22 PART III: SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 1 -24
CHAPTER 7: TREATMENT OF INVESTORS 1.25 CHAPTER 8: EXPROPRIATION 1.30
CHAPTER 9: COMPENSATION 1.31 C. APPROACH 1.32 THE PRINCIPLES OF
INVESTMENT TREATY LAW 1.33 AWARDS 1.34 TREATIES 1.35 RELEVANCE OF
GENERAL PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW 1.38 CUSTOM IN TREATY INTERPRETATION 1
-38 LIMITATIONS IN CUSTOM AS A SOURCE OR LAW 1.44 THE EMERGENCE OF A
COMMON LAW OF INVESTMENT PROTECTION 1 48 A BALANCE BETWEEN THE RIGHTS OF
INVESTORS AND HOST STATES 1.57 2. THE BASIC FEATURES OF INVESTMENT
TREATIES A. INTRODUCTION 2.01 B. BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 2.04
STRUCTURE OF BITS 2.09 PREAMBLE 2.10 XV CONTENTS DEFINITIONS 2.14
ADMISSION 2.1/ SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.20 COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES (WAR
CLAUSE) 2.21 FREE TRANSFER OF PAYMENTS 2.24 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 2.26
SUBROGATION 2.2/ STATE TO STATE DISPUTES 2.29 DURATION L.OL C.
MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 2.33 NAFTA CHAPTER 11 2.34 DEFINITIONS
2.5/ SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.39 NAFTA FREE TRADE COMMISSION 2.40 SETTLEMENT
OF DISPUTES 2.41 ASEAN INVESTMENT AGREEMENT 2.45 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY
2.49 DEFINITIONS 2.52 SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.56 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
2.57 D. FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAWS 2.60 3. DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROVISIONS A.
INTRODUCTION 3.01 B. TYPICAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN
BITS 3.02 STANDARD BITS , 3.02 UK MODEL FORM 3.05 FRANCE MODEL FORM 3.06
NAFTA 3.07 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 3.09 ASEAN AGREEMENT 3.10 US MODEL FORM
3.11 SPECIFIC ISSUES 3-16 COOLING OFF PERIOD 3.16 OFFER TO ARBITRATE
3.21 FORK IN THE ROAD 3-30 C. TREATY ARBITRATION UNDER THE ICSID
CONVENTION 333 D. TRANSPARENCY 3.40 E. THE NATURE OF THE LEGAL RIGHTS AT
ISSUE IN INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATIONS 3.51 XVI CONTENTS LEGAL RIGHTS
ARISING UNDER INVESTMENT TREATIES 3.51 DIRECT RIGHTS OR DERIVATIVE
RIGHTS? 3.52 TREATY ARBITRATIONS ARE COMMERCIAL DISPUTES 3.65 F.
INTERPRETING BITS 3.66 THE ROLE PLAYED BY DOMESTIC LAW IN TREATY
ARBITRATIONS 3.79 PRECEDENT 3.83 II AMBIT OF PROTECTION 4. PARALLEL
PROCEEDINGS 1. BASIS AND NATURE OF JURISDICTIONAL CONFLICTS IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 4.01 A. THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM 4.01 B.
COMPARISON WITH RELATED FIELDS 4.05 PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 4.05
RELATION BETWEEN LISPENDENS AND RESJUDICATA 4.05 LISPENDENS 4.06
RESJUDICATA 4.09 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION 4.11 PUBLIC
INTERNATIONAL LAW 4.13 C. THE POTENTIAL FOR CONFLICTS OF JURISDICTION IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 4.24 D. AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES FOR CONFLICT
RESOLUTION 4.29 INTERNAL RULES: EXPRESS PROVISIONS WITHIN AN INVESTMENT
TREATY 4.30 JURISDICTION-CONFERRING RULES 4.31 RELATION BETWEEN BREACH
OF CONTRACT AND BREACH OF TREATY 4.33 JURISDICTION-DECLINING RULES 4.35
EXTERNAL RULES: APPLICATION OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW 4.37 2.
TREATMENT OF JURISDICTIONAL CONFLICTS IN INVESTMENT TREATIES 4.38 A.
JURISDICTION-CONFERRING PROVISIONS 4.39 STANDARD FORMS 4.39 UMBRELLA
CLAUSES 4.40 ORIGINS 4.40 CURRENT PRACTICE 4.45 B. JURISDICTION-LIMITING
PROVISIONS: ELECTA UNA VIA 4.52 FORK IN THE ROAD PROVISIONS 4.53
WAIVER OF ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS 4.55 C. EFFECT OF THE ICSID CONVENTION
4.57 FIRST CASE: EXCEPTIONAL SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT TO EXHAUST LOCAL
REMEDIES 4.58 SECOND CASE: SPECIFIC PROVISION FOR ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES
4.59 THIRD CASE: ICSID AS AN EXCLUSIVE REMEDY 4.60 XVH CONTENTS 3.
MODERN APPLICATION IN INVESTMENT ARBITRAL AWARDS 4.63 A. BREACH OF
CONTRACT AND BREACH OFTREATY 4.64 NATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
REMEDIES DISTINGUISHED 4.65 EFFECT OF CONTRACTUAL JURISDICTION CLAUSE
4.68 BREACH OF TREATY INVOLVES AN EXERCISE OF SOVEREIGN AUTHORITY 4.73
B. ELECTION, WAIVER, AND THE FORK IN THE ROAD 4.75 FORK IN THE ROAD
PROVISIONS 4.75 DIFFERENT APPLICABLE LAW 4.78 PARALLEL APPLICABLE LAW
4.80 WAIVER 4.84 C. INTERNATIONALIZED CONTRACT CLAIMS UNDER UMBRELLA
CLAUSES 4.93 ICSID JURISDICTION OVER CONTRACT CLAIMS 4.95 EFFECT OF
UMBRELLA CLAUSES UPON APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION 4.97 SGSV PAKISTAN
4.98 SGSV PHILIPPINES 4.102 ANALYSIS 4.110 DOES THE UMBRELLA CLAUSE ALSO
IMPORT A SUBSTANTIVE TREATY STANDARD? 4.113 D. PARALLEL TREATY
ARBITRATIONS 4.117 INTRODUCTION 4.117 THE LANDER LITIGATION 4.119
APPLICABILITY OF RES JUDICATA AND LISPENDENS IN PRINCIPLE 4.127
RESJUDICATA 4.129 LISPENDENS 4.130 IDENTITY OF CAUSE OF ACTION AND
PARTIES 4.133 IDENTITY OF CAUSE OF ACTION 4.133 IDENTITY OF PARTIES
4.138 CONSOLIDATION 4.144 4. CONCLUSIONS 4.147 5. NATIONALITY 1.
INTRODUCTION 5.01 A. THE NATIONALITY CONTROVERSY 5.01 B. THE FUNCTION OF
NATIONALITY IN DIE LAW OF INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS 5.05 DIPLOMATIC
PROTECTION 5.05 THE NEW CONTEXT OF INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.16 2.
DEFINITION OF NATIONALITY IN INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.22 A. BILATERAL
INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.22 INDIVIDUALS 5.22 COMPANIES 5-31 B. MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.38 NAFTA 5.38 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 5-41 XVM
CONTENTS ASEAN 5.42 ICSID ARTICLE 25 5.43 3. TREATMENT OF NATIONALITY IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION AWARDS 5.45 A. CORPORATE NATIONALITY, VEIL
PIERCING , AND ICSID 5.47 TOKIOS: THE CONTEXT AND ISSUES 5.47 THE
MAJORITY DECISION ON JURISDICTION: FORMAL CORPORATE NATIONALITY 5.54
WEIL S DISSENTING OPINION: THE ORIGIN OF CAPITAL APPROACH 5.59 B. LOEWEN
AND CONTINUOUS NATIONALITY 5.64 C. ADTANA THE ISSUE OF CONTROL 572
RESTRUCTURED CORPORATE HOLDINGS: LEGAL OR FACTUAL CONTROL? 5.72 THE
MAJORITY APPROACH: LEGAL CONTROL 5.78 ALBERRO-SEMERENA S DISSENT: A
FUNCTIONAL DEFINITION OF CONTROL 5.83 4. CONCLUSION 5.88 6. INVESTMENT
A. INTRODUCTION 6.01 B. DEFINITION OF INVESTMENT UNDER TREATIES 6.04
UNDER THE ICSID CONVENTION 6.04 UNDER BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 6.26
UNDER MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 6.32 NAFTA 6.32 ENERGY CHARTER
TREATY 6.33 ASEAN AGREEMENT OF 15 DECEMBER 1987 6.35 C. ROLE PLAYED BY
ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS IN BUILDING UPON TREATY DEFINITIONS IN RELATION TO
SPECIFIC PROPERTY INTERESTS 6.36 TIMING ISSUES*WHEN IS AN INVESTMENT
MADE? 6.37 TIMING ISSUES BEFORE A TREATY COMES INTO FORCE 6.37 TIMING
ISSUES ONCE THE INVESTMENT HAS COME TO AN END 6.47 PRE-CONTRACT
INVESTMENT 6.50 PLACE OF INVESTMENT 6.59 THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE LAW OF
THE HOST STATE IN DEFINING INVESTMENT 6.63 INVESTMENT ACCORDING TO LAW
6.63 THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE LAW OF THE HOST STATE IN DETERMINING THE
NATURE OF THE INVESTOR S PROPERTY RIGHTS 6.67 INDIRECT INVESTMENT 6.71
INTRODUCTION*CLAIMING FOR LOSSES SUFFERED BY A DIRECT SUBSIDIARY 6.71
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO JUSTIFY INDIRECT CLAIMS 6.79 MINORITY
SHAREHOLDERS RIGHTS 6.82 CLAIMS BROUGHT BY HOLDING COMPANIES 6.87 CLAIMS
BROUGHT BY ULTIMATE BENEFICIARIES 6.92 PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT 6.97 XIX
CONTENTS INVESTMENT APPROVAL .99 III SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 7. TREATMENT OF
INVESTORS 1. BASIS AND CHARACTER OF TREATMENT OBLIGATIONS 7.01 A. THE
RULE OF LAW IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PROTECTION 7.01 B. THE CURRENT
STRUCTURE OF INVESTOR TREATMENT PROVISIONS 7.19 NON-CONTINGENT STANDARDS
7.22 TYPICAL MODEL BIT 7.22 NAFTA 7.25 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 7.27 US
REVISED MODEL BIT 7.28 CONTINGENT STANDARDS 7.31 TYPICAL MODEL BIT 7.31
DISTINCTION BETWEEN PRE- AND POST-ESTABLISHMENT PROTECTION 7.33 C.
EVOLUTION OF THE TREATMENT STANDARDS 7.37 TREATY AND CUSTOM IN THE
ORIGINS OF THE STANDARDS 7.38 STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND THE DIPLOMATIC
PROTECTION OF INVESTORS 7.45 PERSON AND PROPERTY 7.48 EXHAUSTION OF
LOCAL REMEDIES 7.49 CONTESTED STATUS 7.50 DISSENT OVER THE PRIMARY RULES
OF THE DELICTUAL RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES 7.51 EFFECT OF DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH BILATERAL TREATIES 7.52 THE FAILURE OF MULTILATERAL CONSENSUS
7.54 IMPLICATIONS FOR DIE CURRENT CONTENT OF BIT TREATMENT PROVISIONS
7.60 WIDE ACCEPTANCE OF FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.61 CUSTOM IN THE
CONTENT OF TREATY RIGHTS 7.62 IMPACT OF THE ABROGATION OF THE LOCAL
REMEDIES RULE 7.63 D. THE PROCESS OF INTERPRETATION 7.64 ARTICLE 31(1)
ORDINARY MEANING 1.66 ARTICLE 31(1) OBJECT AND PURPOSE 7.67 ARTICLE 31
(2) SUBSEQUENT AGREEMENTS 7.68 ARTICLE 31(3) (C) RELEVANT RALES OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW 7.69 ARTICLE 31 (4) SPECIAL MEANINGS 7-71 ARTICLE 32
TRAVAUXPREPARATORIES 7.72 2. MODERN APPLICATION IN INVESTMENT ARBITRAL
AWARDS 7.73 A. FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.76 DENIAL OF JUSTICE 7.80
MONDEV *THE LIMITS OF MERITS REVIEW 7.81 LOEWEN *PROCEDURAL FAILURES AND
LOCAL REMEDIES 7.87 XX CONTENTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION 7.99
CONTERVAILING FACTORS 7.100 FACTORS WHICH MAY GIVE RISE TO A BREACH OF
THE STANDARD 7.101 LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS AND THE STATE OF THE LAW AT
THE TIME OF INVESTMENT 7.101 THE INVESTOR MUST TAKE FOREIGN LAW AS HE
FINDS IT 7.105 THE EFFECT OF SPECIFIC REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO THE
INVESTOR 7.108 A LEGITIMATE SCOPE FOR REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY 7.113 DUE
PROCESS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING 7.115 DISCRIMINATION 7.116
TRANSPARENCY 7.119 USE OF POWERS FOR IMPROPER PURPOSES 7.124
INCONSISTENCY 7.125 COERCION AND HARASSMENT BY STATE AUTHORITIES 7* 126
BAD FAITH 7.128 FACTORS WHICH MAY INDICATE STANDARD NOT BREACHED 7.130
OBJECTIVE BASIS FOR DECISION 7.132 NO DISPROPORTIONATE IMPACT ON FOREIGN
INVESTOR 7.134 ALLEGED RIGHT NOT FOUND IN HOST STATE LAW NOR IN
INTERNATIONAL LAW 7.135 INVESTOR CONDUCT AND DUTY TO INVESTIGATE 7.140
B. FULL PROTECTION AND SECURITY 7.141 AAPL V SRI LANKA 7 A 44 AMTV ZAIRE
7.149 WENA HOTELS LTD V EGYPT 7.150 C. NATIONAL TREATMENT 7.152 D. MOST
FAVOURED NATION TREATMENT 7.161 3- AN APPROACH TO THE DETERMINATION OF
CONTESTED RIGHTS 7.170 A. GENERAL 7.172 B. NON-CONTINGENT STANDARDS
7.176 FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.178 FULL PROTECTION AND SECURITY
7.189 C. CONTINGENT STANDARDS 7.191 8. EXPROPRIATION A. INTRODUCTION*THE
CLASSICAL CLAIM AND ITS MODERN ELASTICITY 8.01 B. THE ABSENCE OF A
PRECISE DEFINITION 8.03 THE LACK OF INTERNATIONAL UNIFORMITY, BUT
DISCERNIBLE SUBSTANTIVE PRINCIPLES 8.07 MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES
8.08 BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 8.25 EXPROPRIATION IN THE LIGHT OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW STANDARDS 8.59 XXI CONTENTS THE RELATIONSHIP OF
MUNICIPAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW IN EXPROPRIATION CLAIMS 8.65 C. DIRECT
AND INDIRECT EXPROPRIATION 8.68 DIRECT EXPROPRIATION 8.69 INDIRECT
EXPROPRIATION 8.71 EVENTS NOT CONSTITUTING INDIRECT EXPROPRIATION:
EFFECT OF OMISSIONS AND CONSENT 8.72 THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF INDIRECT
EXPROPRIATION 8.75 CREEPING EXPROPRIATION 8.76 MEASURES TANTAMOUNT TO
OR EQUIVALENT TO EXPROPRIATION 8.79 A SIGNIFICANT INTERFERENCE 8.85 D.
THE CASE-BY-CASE APPROACH OF TRIBUNALS 8.90 CRITERIA CONSIDERED BY
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS 8.91 DEGREE OF INTERFERENCE REQUIRED 8.91
OBJECTIVE IMPACT OR SUBJECTIVE INTENTION? 8.101 DEGREE OF EXPECTATION OF
THE INVESTOR 8.104 DATE OF EXPROPRIATION 8.106 GOVERNMENTAL MEASURES
THAT MAY CONSTITUTE EXPROPRIATION 8.107 ORGANS OF THE STATE 8.107 THE
SCOPE OF STATE CONDUCT UNDER SCRUTINY 8.110 REGULATORY ACTIVITY 8.112
THE TAKING OF CONTRACTUAL RIGHTS MAY CONSTITUTE EXPROPRIATION 8.116 E.
CONCLUSION 8.119 9. COMPENSATION A. INTRODUCTION 9.01 B. INTERNATIONAL
LAW STANDARDS OF COMPENSATION FOR EXPROPRIATION 9.04 C. DETERMINING THE
AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION 9.14 TRADITIONAL METHODS OF VALUATION 9.15
LIQUIDATION VALUE 9.15 REPLACEMENT VALUE 9.17 BOOK VALUE 9.19 DISCOUNTED
CASH FLOW VALUE 9.24 OTHER VALUATION METHODS 9.29 TRIBUNALS AWARDING
COMPENSATION ON THE BASIS OF DCF VALUE 9.32 TRIBUNALS NOT ADOPTING A DCF
APPROACH 9.51 ENTERPRISES LACKING A PROVEN RECORD OF PROFITABILITY 9.53
AWARDING A REASONABLE EQUITABLE INDEMNIFICATION 9.55 COMPENSATION BASED
UPON LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS 9.57 AWARD LIMITED BY ABUSE OF RIGHTS
DOCTRINE 9.63 XXU CONTENTS OTHER REASONS NOT TO ADOPT A DCF APPROACH
9.66 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN LAWFUL AND UNLAWFUL TAKINGS 9.67 CLAIMS
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS 9.70 CONCLUSION ON THE PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES OF THE
DCF METHOD 9.73 D. COMPENSATION FOR NON-EXPROPRIATORY BREACHES OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW 9.78 BREACHES NOT AMOUNTING TO A TOTAL LOSS OR
DEPRIVATION OF AN ASSET 9.82 CAUSATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW 9.86
PRACTICAL EXAMPLES OF TRIBUNALS AWARDING DAMAGES 9.95 CONCURRENT CAUSES
AND BREACHES IN THE CHAIN OF CAUSATION 9.102 BREACHES AMOUNTING TO A
TOTAL LOSS OR DEPRIVATION OF AN ASSET 9.107 E. MITIGATION 9.110 E
NON-PECUNIARY REMEDIES 9.112 G. INTEREST 9.122 H. COSTS 9.134 I.
CONCLUSION 9.144 APPENDIX 1: NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (PART
FIVE: INVESTMENT, SERVICES AND RELATED MATTERS, CHAPTER 11: INVESTMENT)
353 APPENDIX 2: ENERGY CHARTER TREATY (PART III: INVESTMENT PROMOTION
AND PROTECTION, ARTICLES 10-17) 369 APPENDIX 3: ASEAN AGREEMENT FOR THE
PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS (15 DECEMBER 1987) 374 APPENDIX
4: AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [COUNTRY] FOR THE
PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS 379 APPENDIX 5: TREATY BETWEEN
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF
[COUNTRY] CONCERNING THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF
INVESTMENT (1994) 386 APPENDIX 6: TREATY BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [COUNTRY] CONCERNING THE
ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENT (2004) 393
APPENDIX 7: TREATY BETWEEN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY AND [COUNTRY]
CONCERNING THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS
417 APPENDIX 8: AGREEMENT ON ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF
INVESTMENTS BETWEEN [ ] AND THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS 423 APPENDIX
9: AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
OF SRI LANKA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [ ] FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION
OF INVESTMENTS 427 XXIN CONTENTS APPENDIX 10: ACCORD ENTRE LE
GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANCHISE ET LE GOUVERNEMENT DE [ ] SUR
L ENCOURAGEMENT ET LA PROTECTION RECIPROQUES DES INVESTISSEMENTS
( FRANCE MODEL BIT ) 432 APPENDIX 11: CONVENTION ON THE SETTLEMENT OF
INVESTMENT DISPUTES BETWEEN STATES AND NATIONALS OF OTHER STATES (ICSID)
(CHAPTER II: JURISDICTION OF THE CENTRE) 438 APPENDIX 12: WORLD BANK
GUIDELINES ON THE TREATMENT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 440 SELECT
BIBLIOGRAPHY 447 INDEX 455 XXIV
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CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES XXV TABLE OF TREATIES XXXVII LIST OF
ABBREVIATIONS LI I OVERVIEW 1 . INTRODUCTION A. OBJECTIVE 1.01 THE
INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATION PHENOMENON 1.01 EXPOSITION OF COMMON
PRINCIPLES OF INVESTMENT PROTECTION 1.08 B. STRUCTURE 1.17 PART I:
OVERVIEW 1.18 PART II: AMBIT OF PROTECTION 1.20 PARALLEL PROCEEDINGS
1.21 NATIONALITY AND INVESTMENT 1.22 PART III: SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 1 -24
CHAPTER 7: TREATMENT OF INVESTORS 1.25 CHAPTER 8: EXPROPRIATION 1.30
CHAPTER 9: COMPENSATION 1.31 C. APPROACH 1.32 THE PRINCIPLES OF
INVESTMENT TREATY LAW 1.33 AWARDS 1.34 TREATIES 1.35 RELEVANCE OF
GENERAL PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW 1.38 CUSTOM IN TREATY INTERPRETATION 1
-38 LIMITATIONS IN CUSTOM AS A SOURCE OR LAW 1.44 THE EMERGENCE OF A
COMMON LAW OF INVESTMENT PROTECTION 1 48 A BALANCE BETWEEN THE RIGHTS OF
INVESTORS AND HOST STATES 1.57 2. THE BASIC FEATURES OF INVESTMENT
TREATIES A. INTRODUCTION 2.01 B. BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 2.04
STRUCTURE OF BITS 2.09 PREAMBLE 2.10 XV CONTENTS DEFINITIONS 2.14
ADMISSION 2.1/ SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.20 COMPENSATION FOR LOSSES (WAR
CLAUSE) 2.21 FREE TRANSFER OF PAYMENTS 2.24 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES 2.26
SUBROGATION 2.2/ STATE TO STATE DISPUTES 2.29 DURATION L.OL C.
MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 2.33 NAFTA CHAPTER 11 2.34 DEFINITIONS
2.5/ SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.39 NAFTA FREE TRADE COMMISSION 2.40 SETTLEMENT
OF DISPUTES 2.41 ASEAN INVESTMENT AGREEMENT 2.45 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY
2.49 DEFINITIONS 2.52 SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 2.56 SETTLEMENT OF DISPUTES
2.57 D. FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAWS 2.60 3. DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROVISIONS A.
INTRODUCTION 3.01 B. TYPICAL DISPUTE SETTLEMENT PROVISIONS CONTAINED IN
BITS 3.02 STANDARD BITS , 3.02 UK MODEL FORM 3.05 FRANCE MODEL FORM 3.06
NAFTA 3.07 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 3.09 ASEAN AGREEMENT 3.10 US MODEL FORM
3.11 SPECIFIC ISSUES 3-16 COOLING OFF PERIOD 3.16 OFFER TO ARBITRATE
3.21 FORK IN THE ROAD 3-30 C. TREATY ARBITRATION UNDER THE ICSID
CONVENTION 333 D. TRANSPARENCY 3.40 E. THE NATURE OF THE LEGAL RIGHTS AT
ISSUE IN INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATIONS 3.51 XVI CONTENTS LEGAL RIGHTS
ARISING UNDER INVESTMENT TREATIES 3.51 DIRECT RIGHTS OR DERIVATIVE
RIGHTS? 3.52 TREATY ARBITRATIONS ARE COMMERCIAL DISPUTES 3.65 F.
INTERPRETING BITS 3.66 THE ROLE PLAYED BY DOMESTIC LAW IN TREATY
ARBITRATIONS 3.79 PRECEDENT 3.83 II AMBIT OF PROTECTION 4. PARALLEL
PROCEEDINGS 1. BASIS AND NATURE OF JURISDICTIONAL CONFLICTS IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 4.01 A. THE NATURE OF THE PROBLEM 4.01 B.
COMPARISON WITH RELATED FIELDS 4.05 PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW 4.05
RELATION BETWEEN LISPENDENS AND RESJUDICATA 4.05 LISPENDENS 4.06
RESJUDICATA 4.09 INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION 4.11 PUBLIC
INTERNATIONAL LAW 4.13 C. THE POTENTIAL FOR CONFLICTS OF JURISDICTION IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 4.24 D. AVAILABLE TECHNIQUES FOR CONFLICT
RESOLUTION 4.29 INTERNAL RULES: EXPRESS PROVISIONS WITHIN AN INVESTMENT
TREATY 4.30 JURISDICTION-CONFERRING RULES 4.31 RELATION BETWEEN BREACH
OF CONTRACT AND BREACH OF TREATY 4.33 JURISDICTION-DECLINING RULES 4.35
EXTERNAL RULES: APPLICATION OF GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF LAW 4.37 2.
TREATMENT OF JURISDICTIONAL CONFLICTS IN INVESTMENT TREATIES 4.38 A.
JURISDICTION-CONFERRING PROVISIONS 4.39 STANDARD FORMS 4.39 UMBRELLA
CLAUSES 4.40 ORIGINS 4.40 CURRENT PRACTICE 4.45 B. JURISDICTION-LIMITING
PROVISIONS: ELECTA UNA VIA 4.52 'FORK IN THE ROAD' PROVISIONS 4.53
WAIVER OF ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS 4.55 C. EFFECT OF THE ICSID CONVENTION
4.57 FIRST CASE: EXCEPTIONAL SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT TO EXHAUST LOCAL
REMEDIES 4.58 SECOND CASE: SPECIFIC PROVISION FOR ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES
4.59 THIRD CASE: ICSID AS AN EXCLUSIVE REMEDY 4.60 XVH CONTENTS 3.
MODERN APPLICATION IN INVESTMENT ARBITRAL AWARDS 4.63 A. BREACH OF
CONTRACT AND BREACH OFTREATY 4.64 NATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
REMEDIES DISTINGUISHED 4.65 EFFECT OF CONTRACTUAL JURISDICTION CLAUSE
4.68 BREACH OF TREATY INVOLVES AN EXERCISE OF SOVEREIGN AUTHORITY 4.73
B. ELECTION, WAIVER, AND THE 'FORK IN THE ROAD' 4.75 FORK IN THE ROAD
PROVISIONS 4.75 DIFFERENT APPLICABLE LAW 4.78 PARALLEL APPLICABLE LAW
4.80 WAIVER 4.84 C. INTERNATIONALIZED CONTRACT CLAIMS UNDER 'UMBRELLA
CLAUSES' 4.93 ICSID JURISDICTION OVER CONTRACT CLAIMS 4.95 EFFECT OF
UMBRELLA CLAUSES UPON APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION 4.97 SGSV PAKISTAN
4.98 SGSV PHILIPPINES 4.102 ANALYSIS 4.110 DOES THE UMBRELLA CLAUSE ALSO
IMPORT A SUBSTANTIVE TREATY STANDARD? 4.113 D. PARALLEL TREATY
ARBITRATIONS 4.117 INTRODUCTION 4.117 THE LANDER LITIGATION 4.119
APPLICABILITY OF RES JUDICATA AND LISPENDENS IN PRINCIPLE 4.127
RESJUDICATA 4.129 LISPENDENS 4.130 IDENTITY OF CAUSE OF ACTION AND
PARTIES 4.133 IDENTITY OF CAUSE OF ACTION 4.133 IDENTITY OF PARTIES
4.138 CONSOLIDATION 4.144 4. CONCLUSIONS 4.147 5. NATIONALITY 1.
INTRODUCTION 5.01 A. THE NATIONALITY CONTROVERSY 5.01 B. THE FUNCTION OF
NATIONALITY IN DIE LAW OF INTERNATIONAL CLAIMS 5.05 DIPLOMATIC
PROTECTION 5.05 THE NEW CONTEXT OF INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.16 2.
DEFINITION OF NATIONALITY IN INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.22 A. BILATERAL
INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.22 INDIVIDUALS 5.22 COMPANIES 5-31 B. MULTILATERAL
INVESTMENT TREATIES 5.38 NAFTA 5.38 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 5-41 XVM
CONTENTS ASEAN 5.42 ICSID ARTICLE 25 5.43 3. TREATMENT OF NATIONALITY IN
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION AWARDS 5.45 A. CORPORATE NATIONALITY, 'VEIL
PIERCING', AND ICSID 5.47 TOKIOS: THE CONTEXT AND ISSUES 5.47 THE
MAJORITY DECISION ON JURISDICTION: FORMAL CORPORATE NATIONALITY 5.54
WEIL'S DISSENTING OPINION: THE ORIGIN OF CAPITAL APPROACH 5.59 B. LOEWEN
AND 'CONTINUOUS NATIONALITY' 5.64 C. ADTANA THE ISSUE OF 'CONTROL' 572
RESTRUCTURED CORPORATE HOLDINGS: 'LEGAL' OR 'FACTUAL' CONTROL? 5.72 THE
MAJORITY APPROACH: LEGAL CONTROL 5.78 ALBERRO-SEMERENA'S DISSENT: A
FUNCTIONAL DEFINITION OF CONTROL 5.83 4. CONCLUSION 5.88 6. INVESTMENT
A. INTRODUCTION 6.01 B. DEFINITION OF'INVESTMENT'UNDER TREATIES 6.04
UNDER THE ICSID CONVENTION 6.04 UNDER BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 6.26
UNDER MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 6.32 NAFTA 6.32 ENERGY CHARTER
TREATY 6.33 ASEAN AGREEMENT OF 15 DECEMBER 1987 6.35 C. ROLE PLAYED BY
ARBITRAL TRIBUNALS IN BUILDING UPON TREATY DEFINITIONS IN RELATION TO
SPECIFIC PROPERTY INTERESTS 6.36 TIMING ISSUES*WHEN IS AN INVESTMENT
MADE? 6.37 TIMING ISSUES BEFORE A TREATY COMES INTO FORCE 6.37 TIMING
ISSUES ONCE THE INVESTMENT HAS COME TO AN END 6.47 PRE-CONTRACT
INVESTMENT 6.50 PLACE OF INVESTMENT 6.59 THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE LAW OF
THE HOST STATE IN DEFINING 'INVESTMENT' 6.63 INVESTMENT ACCORDING TO LAW
6.63 THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE LAW OF THE HOST STATE IN DETERMINING THE
NATURE OF THE INVESTOR'S PROPERTY RIGHTS 6.67 INDIRECT INVESTMENT 6.71
INTRODUCTION*CLAIMING FOR LOSSES SUFFERED BY A DIRECT SUBSIDIARY 6.71
ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO JUSTIFY INDIRECT CLAIMS 6.79 MINORITY
SHAREHOLDERS'RIGHTS 6.82 CLAIMS BROUGHT BY HOLDING COMPANIES 6.87 CLAIMS
BROUGHT BY ULTIMATE BENEFICIARIES 6.92 PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT 6.97 XIX
CONTENTS INVESTMENT APPROVAL ".99 III SUBSTANTIVE RIGHTS 7. TREATMENT OF
INVESTORS 1. BASIS AND CHARACTER OF TREATMENT OBLIGATIONS 7.01 A. THE
RULE OF LAW IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT PROTECTION 7.01 B. THE CURRENT
STRUCTURE OF INVESTOR TREATMENT PROVISIONS 7.19 NON-CONTINGENT STANDARDS
7.22 TYPICAL MODEL BIT 7.22 NAFTA 7.25 ENERGY CHARTER TREATY 7.27 US
REVISED MODEL BIT 7.28 CONTINGENT STANDARDS 7.31 TYPICAL MODEL BIT 7.31
DISTINCTION BETWEEN PRE- AND POST-ESTABLISHMENT PROTECTION 7.33 C.
EVOLUTION OF THE TREATMENT STANDARDS 7.37 TREATY AND CUSTOM IN THE
ORIGINS OF THE STANDARDS 7.38 STATE RESPONSIBILITY AND THE DIPLOMATIC
PROTECTION OF INVESTORS 7.45 PERSON AND PROPERTY 7.48 EXHAUSTION OF
LOCAL REMEDIES 7.49 CONTESTED STATUS 7.50 DISSENT OVER THE PRIMARY RULES
OF THE DELICTUAL RESPONSIBILITY OF STATES 7.51 EFFECT OF DEVELOPMENT
THROUGH BILATERAL TREATIES 7.52 THE FAILURE OF MULTILATERAL CONSENSUS
7.54 IMPLICATIONS FOR DIE CURRENT CONTENT OF BIT TREATMENT PROVISIONS
7.60 WIDE ACCEPTANCE OF FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.61 CUSTOM IN THE
CONTENT OF TREATY RIGHTS 7.62 IMPACT OF THE ABROGATION OF THE LOCAL
REMEDIES RULE 7.63 D. THE PROCESS OF INTERPRETATION 7.64 ARTICLE 31(1)
ORDINARY MEANING 1.66 ARTICLE 31(1) OBJECT AND PURPOSE 7.67 ARTICLE 31
(2) SUBSEQUENT AGREEMENTS 7.68 ARTICLE 31(3) (C) RELEVANT RALES OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW 7.69 ARTICLE 31 (4) SPECIAL MEANINGS 7-71 ARTICLE 32
TRAVAUXPREPARATORIES 7.72 2. MODERN APPLICATION IN INVESTMENT ARBITRAL
AWARDS 7.73 A. FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.76 DENIAL OF JUSTICE 7.80
MONDEV *THE LIMITS OF MERITS REVIEW 7.81 LOEWEN *PROCEDURAL FAILURES AND
LOCAL REMEDIES 7.87 XX CONTENTS REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION 7.99
CONTERVAILING FACTORS 7.100 FACTORS WHICH MAY GIVE RISE TO A BREACH OF
THE STANDARD 7.101 LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS AND THE STATE OF THE LAW AT
THE TIME OF INVESTMENT 7.101 THE INVESTOR MUST TAKE FOREIGN LAW AS HE
FINDS IT 7.105 THE EFFECT OF SPECIFIC REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO THE
INVESTOR 7.108 A LEGITIMATE SCOPE FOR REGULATORY FLEXIBILITY 7.113 DUE
PROCESS IN ADMINISTRATIVE DECISION-MAKING 7.115 DISCRIMINATION 7.116
TRANSPARENCY 7.119 USE OF POWERS FOR IMPROPER PURPOSES 7.124
INCONSISTENCY 7.125 COERCION AND HARASSMENT BY STATE AUTHORITIES 7* 126
BAD FAITH 7.128 FACTORS WHICH MAY INDICATE STANDARD NOT BREACHED 7.130
OBJECTIVE BASIS FOR DECISION 7.132 NO DISPROPORTIONATE IMPACT ON FOREIGN
INVESTOR 7.134 ALLEGED RIGHT NOT FOUND IN HOST STATE LAW NOR IN
INTERNATIONAL LAW 7.135 INVESTOR CONDUCT AND DUTY TO INVESTIGATE 7.140
B. FULL PROTECTION AND SECURITY 7.141 AAPL V SRI LANKA 7 A 44 AMTV ZAIRE
7.149 WENA HOTELS LTD V EGYPT 7.150 C. NATIONAL TREATMENT 7.152 D. MOST
FAVOURED NATION TREATMENT 7.161 3- AN APPROACH TO THE DETERMINATION OF
CONTESTED RIGHTS 7.170 A. GENERAL 7.172 B. NON-CONTINGENT STANDARDS
7.176 FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT 7.178 FULL PROTECTION AND SECURITY
7.189 C. CONTINGENT STANDARDS 7.191 8. EXPROPRIATION A. INTRODUCTION*THE
CLASSICAL CLAIM AND ITS MODERN ELASTICITY 8.01 B. THE ABSENCE OF A
PRECISE DEFINITION 8.03 THE LACK OF INTERNATIONAL UNIFORMITY, BUT
DISCERNIBLE SUBSTANTIVE PRINCIPLES 8.07 MULTILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES
8.08 BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES 8.25 EXPROPRIATION IN THE LIGHT OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW STANDARDS 8.59 XXI CONTENTS THE RELATIONSHIP OF
MUNICIPAL AND INTERNATIONAL LAW IN EXPROPRIATION CLAIMS 8.65 C. DIRECT
AND INDIRECT EXPROPRIATION 8.68 DIRECT EXPROPRIATION 8.69 INDIRECT
EXPROPRIATION 8.71 EVENTS NOT CONSTITUTING INDIRECT EXPROPRIATION:
EFFECT OF OMISSIONS AND CONSENT 8.72 THE DIFFERENT FORMS OF INDIRECT
EXPROPRIATION 8.75 CREEPING EXPROPRIATION 8.76 MEASURES 'TANTAMOUNT TO'
OR 'EQUIVALENT TO' EXPROPRIATION 8.79 A SIGNIFICANT INTERFERENCE 8.85 D.
THE CASE-BY-CASE APPROACH OF TRIBUNALS 8.90 CRITERIA CONSIDERED BY
INTERNATIONAL TRIBUNALS 8.91 DEGREE OF INTERFERENCE REQUIRED 8.91
OBJECTIVE IMPACT OR SUBJECTIVE INTENTION? 8.101 DEGREE OF EXPECTATION OF
THE INVESTOR 8.104 DATE OF EXPROPRIATION 8.106 GOVERNMENTAL MEASURES
THAT MAY CONSTITUTE EXPROPRIATION 8.107 ORGANS OF THE STATE 8.107 THE
SCOPE OF STATE CONDUCT UNDER SCRUTINY 8.110 REGULATORY ACTIVITY 8.112
THE TAKING OF CONTRACTUAL RIGHTS MAY CONSTITUTE EXPROPRIATION 8.116 E.
CONCLUSION 8.119 9. COMPENSATION A. INTRODUCTION 9.01 B. INTERNATIONAL
LAW STANDARDS OF COMPENSATION FOR EXPROPRIATION 9.04 C. DETERMINING THE
AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION 9.14 TRADITIONAL METHODS OF VALUATION 9.15
LIQUIDATION VALUE 9.15 REPLACEMENT VALUE 9.17 BOOK VALUE 9.19 DISCOUNTED
CASH FLOW VALUE 9.24 OTHER VALUATION METHODS 9.29 TRIBUNALS AWARDING
COMPENSATION ON THE BASIS OF DCF VALUE 9.32 TRIBUNALS NOT ADOPTING A DCF
APPROACH 9.51 ENTERPRISES LACKING A PROVEN RECORD OF PROFITABILITY 9.53
AWARDING A REASONABLE EQUITABLE INDEMNIFICATION 9.55 COMPENSATION BASED
UPON LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS 9.57 AWARD LIMITED BY ABUSE OF RIGHTS
DOCTRINE 9.63 XXU CONTENTS OTHER REASONS NOT TO ADOPT A DCF APPROACH
9.66 THE DISTINCTION BETWEEN LAWFUL AND UNLAWFUL TAKINGS 9.67 CLAIMS
SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS 9.70 CONCLUSION ON THE PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES OF THE
DCF METHOD 9.73 D. COMPENSATION FOR NON-EXPROPRIATORY BREACHES OF
INTERNATIONAL LAW 9.78 BREACHES NOT AMOUNTING TO A TOTAL LOSS OR
DEPRIVATION OF AN ASSET 9.82 CAUSATION IN INTERNATIONAL LAW 9.86
PRACTICAL EXAMPLES OF TRIBUNALS AWARDING DAMAGES 9.95 CONCURRENT CAUSES
AND BREACHES IN THE CHAIN OF CAUSATION 9.102 BREACHES AMOUNTING TO A
TOTAL LOSS OR DEPRIVATION OF AN ASSET 9.107 E. MITIGATION 9.110 E
NON-PECUNIARY REMEDIES 9.112 G. INTEREST 9.122 H. COSTS 9.134 I.
CONCLUSION 9.144 APPENDIX 1: NORTH AMERICAN FREE TRADE AGREEMENT (PART
FIVE: INVESTMENT, SERVICES AND RELATED MATTERS, CHAPTER 11: INVESTMENT)
353 APPENDIX 2: ENERGY CHARTER TREATY (PART III: INVESTMENT PROMOTION
AND PROTECTION, ARTICLES 10-17) 369 APPENDIX 3: ASEAN AGREEMENT FOR THE
PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS (15 DECEMBER 1987) 374 APPENDIX
4: AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT
BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [COUNTRY] FOR THE
PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS 379 APPENDIX 5: TREATY BETWEEN
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF
[COUNTRY] CONCERNING THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF
INVESTMENT (1994) 386 APPENDIX 6: TREATY BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [COUNTRY] CONCERNING THE
ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENT (2004) 393
APPENDIX 7: TREATY BETWEEN THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY AND [COUNTRY]
CONCERNING THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS
417 APPENDIX 8: AGREEMENT ON ENCOURAGEMENT AND RECIPROCAL PROTECTION OF
INVESTMENTS BETWEEN [ ] AND THE KINGDOM OF THE NETHERLANDS 423 APPENDIX
9: AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC
OF SRI LANKA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF [ ] FOR THE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION
OF INVESTMENTS 427 XXIN CONTENTS APPENDIX 10: ACCORD ENTRE LE
GOUVERNEMENT DE LA REPUBLIQUE FRANCHISE ET LE GOUVERNEMENT DE [ ] SUR
L'ENCOURAGEMENT ET LA PROTECTION RECIPROQUES DES INVESTISSEMENTS
('FRANCE MODEL BIT') 432 APPENDIX 11: CONVENTION ON THE SETTLEMENT OF
INVESTMENT DISPUTES BETWEEN STATES AND NATIONALS OF OTHER STATES (ICSID)
(CHAPTER II: JURISDICTION OF THE CENTRE) 438 APPENDIX 12: WORLD BANK
GUIDELINES ON THE TREATMENT OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT 440 SELECT
BIBLIOGRAPHY 447 INDEX 455 XXIV |
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| spellingShingle | McLachlan, Campbell 1960- Shore, Laurence Weiniger, Matthew International investment arbitration substantive principles Oxford international arbitration series Arbitration and award, International Investments, Foreign (International law) Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht (DE-588)4027461-5 gnd Internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (DE-588)4162055-0 gnd Auslandsinvestition (DE-588)4003772-1 gnd Investitionsschutz (DE-588)4238208-7 gnd |
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| title_auth | International investment arbitration substantive principles |
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| title_full | International investment arbitration substantive principles Campbell McLachlan ; Laurence Shore ; Matthew Weiniger |
| title_fullStr | International investment arbitration substantive principles Campbell McLachlan ; Laurence Shore ; Matthew Weiniger |
| title_full_unstemmed | International investment arbitration substantive principles Campbell McLachlan ; Laurence Shore ; Matthew Weiniger |
| title_short | International investment arbitration |
| title_sort | international investment arbitration substantive principles |
| title_sub | substantive principles |
| topic | Arbitration and award, International Investments, Foreign (International law) Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht (DE-588)4027461-5 gnd Internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit (DE-588)4162055-0 gnd Auslandsinvestition (DE-588)4003772-1 gnd Investitionsschutz (DE-588)4238208-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Arbitration and award, International Investments, Foreign (International law) Internationales Wirtschaftsrecht Internationale Schiedsgerichtsbarkeit Auslandsinvestition Investitionsschutz |
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