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Körperschaft:	Columbia International Investment Conference New York, NY (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Tagungsbericht Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Oxford [u.a.] Oxford Univ. Press 2011
Schlagworte:	Recht Investments, Foreign > Law and legislation > Congresses Konferenzschrift
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Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	LII, 254 S. graph. Darst.
ISBN:	9780199793624

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adam_text	IMAGE 1 CONTENTS XLLL FOREWORD JAMES CRAWFORD XV PREFACE LOUIS T. WELLS XXI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXIII EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS XXXI INTRODUCTION: INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW IN TRANSITION KARL P. SAUVANT AND JOSEE.ALVAREZ XLIII THE CONTEXT: FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND THE CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMIC REALITY JEFFREY D. SACHS PART I STAKEHOLDER EXPECTATIONS IN THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME 3 1.1 WHAT DO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EXPECT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME? ROBERTO ECHANDI 22 1.2 CIVIL SOCIETY PERSPECTIVES: WHAT DO KEY STAKEHOLDERS EXPECT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME? HOWARD MANN 30 1.3 REGULATING MULTINATIONALS: FOREIGN INVESTMENT, DEVELOPMENT, AND THE BALANCE OF CORPORATE AND HOME COUNTRY RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD PETER T. MUCHLINSKI 60 1.4 ON THE PERCEIVED INCONSISTENCY IN INVESTOR-STATE JURISPRUDENCE STANIMIR A. ALEXANDROV PART II REFORMING THE FDI REGIME: AVENUES TO CONSIDER 73 2.1 CONSIDERING RECALIBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS: EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS SUSAN D. FRANCK IMAGE 2 95 2.2 ALL CLEAR ON THE INVESTMENT FRONT: A PLEA FOR A RESTATEMENT PETROS C. MAVROIDIS O 104 2.3 LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY REVIEWS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (2006-2008) JOHN COBAU 120 2.4 CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FACING THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR SETTLEMENT OF INVESTMENT DISPUTES NASSIB C. ZIADE 125 2.5 THE CHANGING POLITICAL ECONOMY OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT: FINDING A BALANCE BETWEEN HARD AND SOFT FORMS OF REGULATION JOHN H. DUNNING AND SARIANNA M. LUNDAN 153 2.6 MULTILATERAL APPROACHES TO INVESTMENT: THE WAY FORWARD RAINER GEIGER 174 2.7 THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW: A BALANCE BETWEEN THE PROTECTION OF INVESTORS AND THE STATES CAPACITY TO REGULATE BRIGITTE STERN 193 2.8 INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT RULEMAKING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY: STOCKTAKING AND OPTIONS FOR THE WAY FORWARD JAMESZHAN, JORG WEBER, AND JOACHIM KARL PART III REPORT OF THE RAPPORTEUR 213 3.1 IMPROVING THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW AND POLICY SYSTEM REPORT OF THE RAPPORTEUR SECOND COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT CONFERENCE: WHAT S NEXT IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW AND POLICY? ANDREA K. BJORKLUND 247 INDEX IMAGE 3 DETAILED CONTENTS XILL FOREWORD JAMES CRAWFORD XV PREFACE LOUIS T. WELLS XXI ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXIII EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS XXXI INTRODUCTION: INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW IN TRANSITION KARL P. SAUVANT AND JOSEE.ALVAREZ XLIII THE CONTEXT: FOREIGN INVESTMENT AND THE CHANGING GLOBAL ECONOMIC REALITY JEFFREY D. SACHS XLIII INTRODUCTION XLIV A. CURRENT AND FUTURE TRENDS IN FOREIGN INVESTMENT XLVII B. ECONOMIC DRIVERS OF FDI XLIX C. THE DECLINE OF THE SUPERPOWER D. LOOKING TOWARD THE FUTURE III CONCLUDING REMARKS PARTI STAKEHOLDER EXPECTATIONS IN THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME 3 L.1 WHAT DO DEVELOPING COUNTRIES EXPECT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME? ROBERTOECHANDI 3 INTRODUCTION 5 A. THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME AND THE NEW REALITIES OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE FALLEN PARADIGM 10 B. THE MULTIPLE FUNCTIONS OF A RULE-ORIENTED INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 10 1. EXTERNAL DIMENSION 12 2. DOMESTIC DIMENSION 13 A. LOCK-IN EFFECTOF DOMESTIC REFORM 13 B. PROMOTION OF GREATER TRANSPARENCY AND THE RULE OF LAW 15 C. GREATERCOHERENCEIN POLICYIMPLEMENTATION AMONG NATIONAL AGENCIES VII IMAGE 4 O 16 C. IS THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME FULFILLING ITS FUNCTIONS? 19 CONCLUSIONS AND WAY FORWARD 22 1.2 CIVIL SOCIETY PERSPECTIVES: WHAT DO KEY STAKEHOLDERS EXPECT FROM THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT REGIME? HOWARD MANN 22 22 INTRODUCTION A. CIVIL SOCIETY FOR PRESENT PURPOSES 23 B. TWO MAJOR DIRECTIONS IN CIVIL SOCIETY VIEWS 23 C. THE VIEW AGAINST THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW REGIME 25 D. THE VIEW FOR REFORM OF THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW REGIME 25 1. MAKE IT A PROPER PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW REGIME 27 2. THE PURPOSE MUST CHANGE: FOCUS ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, ESPECIALLY BUT NOT ONLY FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 27 3. THE CONTENT MUST BE FIXED 28 4. THE ARBITRATION PROCESS MUST BE REVAMPED 29 CONCLUSIONS 30 1.3 REGULATING MULTINATIONALS: FOREIGN INVESTMENT, DEVELOPMENT, AND THE BALANCE OF CORPORATE AND HOME COUNTRY RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN A GLOBALIZING WORLD PETER T. MUCHLINSKI 30 INTRODUCTION 32 A. PRINCIPAL ACTORS AND INTERESTS 34 B. THE CURRENT REGIME OF LIAS 37 C. MITIGATING THE ONE-SIDED NATURE OF LIAS 37 1. UNCTAD AND FLEXIBILITY FOR DEVELOPMENT 39 2. INTRODUCTION OF INVESTOR RESPONSIBILITIES 43 3. PUTTING INVESTOR OBLIGATIONS INTO OPERATION IN LIAS 54 4. ADAPTING EXISTING PROVISIONS 56 D. EXTENDING LIAS TO HOME COUNTRY RESPONSIBILITIES 58 CONCLUSION 60 1.4 ON THE PERCEIVED INCONSISTENCY IN INVESTOR-STATE JURISPRUDENCE STANIMIR A. ALEXANDROV 60 INTRODUCTION 60 A. VARIATIONS IN FACTS 63 B. VARIATION IN TREATY TERMS 64 C. OVERSTATED CONFLICTS 66 D. A PLACE FOR PRECEDENT? 69 CONCLUSION PARTII REFORMING THE FDI REGIME: AVENUES TO CONSIDER 73 2.1 CONSIDERING RECALIBRATION OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS: EMPIRICAL INSIGHTS SUSAN D. FRANCK IMAGE 5 73 INTRODUCTION 76 A. THE IMPACT OF PROCEDURAL RIGHTS: INTEGRITY OF THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION PROCESS 78 B. ADDING EMPIRICISM: STATISTICAL ANALYSIS TO ASSESS INTEGRITY OF PROCEDURAL INVESTMENT RIGHTS AND ARBITRATION OUTCOMES 78 1. THE EMPIRICAL RESEARCH QUESTIONS 78 2. METHODOLOGY 78 A. DEVELOPMENT STATUS AND WINNING INVESTMENT TREATY CASES 79 B. DEVELOPMENT STATUS AND AMOUNTS AWARDED IN INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATION 80 3. RESULTS OF THE EMPIRICAL ANALYSES 81 A. WINNING/LOSING INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATION AND DEVELOPMENT STATUS 81 I. OECD STATUS AND WINNING TREATY CASES 81 II. WORLD BANK STATUS AND WINNING TREATY CASES 82 B. AMOUNTS AWARDED IN INVESTMENT TREATY ARBITRATION AND DEVELOPMENT STATUS 82 I. OECD STATUS AND AMOUNTS AWARDED 83 II. WORLD BANK STATUS AND AMOUNTS AWARDED 84 4. INTERPRETATION 84 A. OVERALL PRELIMINARY RESULTS 85 B. POTENTIAL LIMITATIONS 87 C. INTERPRETING DEVELOPMENT STATUS 87 I. THE IMPACT OF OECD STATUS ON THE OUTCOME 87 II. THE IMPACT OF WORLD BANK STATUS ON THE OUTCOME 89 C. SYNTHESIS OF RESEARCH RESULTS AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR INVESTMENT AGREEMENTS 92 CONCLUSION 95 2.2 AIL CLEAR ON THE INVESTMENT FRONT: A PLEA FOR A RESTATEMENT PETROS C. MAVROIDIS 95 INTRODUCTORY REMARKS 96 A. TRADE AND INVESTMENT: HAND IN HAND 101 B. SOME GROUNDWORK THAT WAS NEVER DONE (A PLEA FOR A RESTATEMENT) 103 CONCLUDING REMARKS 104 2.3 LEGAL DEVELOPMENTS IN U.S. NATIONAL SECURITY REVIEWS OF FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (2006-2008) JOHN COBAU 104 INTRODUCTION 104 A. U.S. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT POLICY 107 B. CONCERNS WITH THE U.S. INVESTMENT REVIEW PROCESS 110 C. REFORMS TO THE U.S. INVESTMENT REVIEW PROCESS 116 D. NATIONAL SECURITY 119 CONCLUSION D.. IMAGE 6 120 2.4 CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS FACING THE INTERNATIONAL CENTRE FOR SETTLEMENT OF INVESTMENT DISPUTES NASSIB G. ZIADE 120 INTRODUCTION 120 A. OVERVIEW 121 B. CHALLENGES IN REGARD TO THE INDEPENDENCE AND GOVERNANCE OF ICSLD 122 C. CHALLENGES IN REGARD TO ICSID S GROWING CASELOAD 123 D. CHALLENGES FROM THE INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 123 E. CHALLENGES IN REGARD TO A GROWING JURISPRUDENCE 124 CONCLUDING REMARKS 125 2.5 THE CHANGING POLITICAL ECONOMY OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT: FINDING A BALANCE BETWEEN HARD AND SOFT FORMS OF REGULATION JOHN H. DUNNING AND SARIANNA M. LUNDAN 125 INTRODUCTION 127 A. SOVEREIGNTY AT BAY IN THE DIGITAL ECONOMY 131 B. REGULATING FOREIGN INVESTMENT 132 1. RESTRICTIONS ON FDI IN STRATEGIC INDUSTRIES 135 2. THE CASE OF EXTRATERRITORIALITY: HOW MIGHT HOME/HOST DIFFERENCES BE RECONCILED? 136 A. CROSS-BORDERCOMPETITION ISSUES 138 B. RESPONSIBILITYFOR HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS 140 C. SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES 140 1. THE BUSINESS CASE FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY 142 2. SELF-REGULATION AND REGULATION 148 CONCLUSIONS: TOWARD A NEW SYSTEM OF MULTILATERAL GOVERNANCE 153 2.6 MULTILATERAL APPROACHES TO INVESTMENT: THE WAY FORWARD RAINER GEIGER 153 INTRODUCTION 157 A. LESSONS FROM THE MAL 158 1. WHAT WAS ACHIEVED? 158 2. WHAT WENT WRONG? 160 3. WHAT REMAINS? 160 B. CONSIDERATIONS FOR A NEW MULTILATERAL APPROACH 161 1. CODIFICATION OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW 162 A. TRADITIONAL COREELEMENTS 162 I. ENTRY AND ESTABLISHMENT 162 II. NATIONAL TREATMENT/MOST FAVOREDNATION (MFN) 163 III. INVESTMENT PROTECTION 164 IV. RIGHT TO REGULATE 164 2. NEW DISCIPLINES AND OTHER INNOVATIVE FEATURES 164 3. INVESTOR-STATE DISPUTE SETTLEMENT 165 A. PROCEDURALAPPROACHES TOWARD CODIFICATION 166 B. CREATION OF A PERMANENT ADJUDICATORY BODY FOR INVESTMENT DISPUTES 170 C. ADVISORY FACILITIESFOR TREATY NEGOTIATIONS AND DISPUTE SETTLEMENT IMAGE 7 172 CONCLUSIONS 174 2.7 THE FUTURE OFINTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW: A BALANCE BETWEEN THE PROTECTION OF INVESTORS AND THE STATES CAPACITY TO REGULATE BRIGITTE STERN 174 INTRODUCTION 175 A. IS THERE A CRISIS IN THE SYSTEM OF INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION? 176 1. A UNILATERAL ACT-A LAW-OF A STATE HAS BEEN FOUND TO CONTAIN THE STATE S CONSENT IN WRITING: THE PYRAMIDS CASE (SPP V. EGYPT) 178 2. A BILATERAL TREATY ON THE PROTECTION OF INVESTMENTS HAS BEEN FOUND TO CONTAIN THE STATE S CONSENT IN WRITING: THE AAPL V. SRI LANKA CASE AND THE AMT V. CONGO CASE 181 B. THE POSSIBLE BACKLASH TO THE SUCCESS OF INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 186 C. THE RESPECTIVE ROLES OF THE DIFFERENT ACTORS OF THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT ARBITRATION SYSTEM 186 L. THE ROLE OF ARBITRATORS 187 2. THE ROLE OF NGOS 189 D. THE NECESSITY OF A BALANCING OF INTERESTS 193 2.8 INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT RULEMAKING AT THE BEGINNING OF THE TWENTYFIRST CENTURY: STOCKTAKING AND OPTIONS FOR THE WAY FORWARD JAMES ZHAN, JORGWEBER, AND JOACHIM KARL 193 INTRODUCTION 194 A. STOCKTAKING OF THE EXISTING IIA UNIVERSE 194 L. THE GLOBAL IIA NETWORK CONTINUES TO GROW 194 2. THE INCREASING COMPLEXITY OF THE IIA UNIVERSE 196 3. INVESTMENT ARBITRATION ON THE RISE 196 4. THE STRONGER ROLE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 197 5. THE EVOLVING POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR FOREIGN INVESTMENT 198 B. CHALLENGES FOR FUTURE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT RULEMAKING 199 1. SYSTEMIC CHALLENGES 199 A. ATOMIZED STRUCTURE OF THE IIA UNIVERSE 199 B. COHERENCEAND CONSISTENCY 200 C. LOOKING BEYOND IIA-RELATED MATTERS 200 D. IMPLICATIONS OF RISING INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 201 2. CHALLENGES OF STRENGTHENING THE DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION 202 3. CHALLENGES OF CAPACITY 203 4. CHALLENGES RESULTING FROM A CHANGING POLICY ENVIRONMENT FOR FDL 204 5. OPTIONS FOR THE WAY FORWARD 204 A. THE CASEFOR RENEWED MULTILATERAL EFFORTS 205 B. OPTIONSFOR MULTILATERAL IIA-RELATED INSTRUMENTS 206 I. GUIDELINESFOR ADDRESSING THE DEVELOPMENT DIMENSION IN IIAS 207 II. A SET OF MULTILATERALLY AGREED VOLUNTARY PRINCIPLESON INVESTMENT 208 III.A MODEL AGREEMENT 208 IV.A MULTILATERAL FRAMEWORKFOR INVESTMENT 208 C. THE NEEDFOR AMULTILATERAL FORUM ON IIA MATTERS 209 CONCLUSION O XI IMAGE 8 XII PART III REPORT OF THE RAPPORTEUR O 213 3.1 IMPROVING THE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW AND POLICY SYSTEM REPORT OF THE RAPPORTEUR SECOND COLUMBIA INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT CONFERENCE: WHAT S NEXT IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW AND POLICY? ANDREA K. BJORKLUND 213 INTRODUCTION 215 A. CHALLENGES TO THE LEGITIMACY OF INVESTOR-STATE ARBITRATION 216 1. INVESTMENT ARBITRATION AND GLOBALIZATION 217 A. A CRISIS IN INVESTMENT ARBITRATION? 218 B. CHALLENGES TO THE LEGITIMACY OF INVESTMENT ARBITRATION 218 I. CAPTURE OF THE SYSTEM BY THE NORTH? 219 II. REJECTION OF THE SYSTEM BY THE NORTH? 220 III. TRANSPARENCY 220 IV. DIVERGENT DECISIONS 221 V. AN APPELLATE BODY? 223 VI. SPECIALIZED DEMANDS ON THE INVESTMENT ARBITRATION REGIME 225 B. THE WAY FORWARD 225 1. GOALS 229 2. BALANCING INVESTORS RIGHTS WITH RESPONSIBILITIES 231 3. INVESTMENTS ARE NOT ALL ALIKE; HOST COUNTRIES ARE NOT ALL ALIKEDEVELOPING A MORE NUANCED APPROACH TO REGULATION OFINVESTMENT 233 4. CAPACITY BUILDING 233 A. RESOURCE CENTERS FOR DISPUTANTS 235 B. EDUCATION AND RESEARCH 236 5. AN EVOLVING REGIME WITH REVOLVING ACTORS 238 6. APPLICABLE LAW 238 A. ADDING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES TO INVESTMENT-RELATED OBLIGATIONS 239 I. TRIBUNAL DEVELOPMENT OF LEGAL PRINCIPLES 240 II. DEVELOPING SOFT-LAW INSTRUMENTS 242 III. ADDING NEW PERSPECTIVES 242 B. MULTILATERALISM 244 CONCLUSION 247 INDEX
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