Transparency:
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| Sprache: | English |
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New York
United Nations
2012
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| Schriftenreihe: | UNCTAD series on issues in international investment agreements II.
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| Beschreibung: | "A sequel"--Cover. - Title screen viewed on December 19, 2013; available on the Internet in PDF format. - "United Nations publication, sales no. E.11. II. D.16"--Page ii. - At head of title: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Print version record. - Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 |
| Beschreibung: | 1 online resource (xii, 101 pages) |
| ISBN: | 9789210550192 9210550196 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a "The aim of this paper is to update the first edition of UNCTAD's Pink Series paper on transparency. It seeks to examine: --i. The way in which traditional transparency issues have been addressed in international investment agreements (IIAs) since 2004, --ii. The emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within transparency issues, and --iii. The introduction of a transparency dimension into investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS). In analysing these issues, this paper outlines possible sustainable development implications of the different transparency-related formulations used in IIAs and points to some of the most progressive provisions that are appearing more frequently in investment instruments. It is clear that certain key elements identified in the first edition paper on transparency have remained live issues. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a For example, it is necessary to continue exploring formulations for clauses where States are addressees of transparency obligations in IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such formulations. Secondly, the substantive scope and content of transparency obligations remains a central issue. Of most concern from a development perspective is the scope and extent of the obligation and the kind of requirements placed on the host States in this regard. These aspects are interlinked with a third issue, namely the different mechanisms available to implement transparency obligations in IIAs and the development impacts of particular methods of disclosure. In a practical sense, the development issues surround the intrusiveness of the obligation, the technical capacity of developing countries to fulfil expansive transparency obligations, and the resulting cost to such countries. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a In addition to these issues common to the 2004 volume and this Sequel, this study identifies significant areas of change in stakeholder approaches to the issue of transparency. The first is the emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within the transparency context. The second is the emergence of transparency issues within ISDS. This study focuses particularly on transparency in ISDS and the implications of this conceptual shift manifested in the dispute resolution context. This study also considers transparency concerns as a component of a more generalised interest in the impact of procedural matters in ISDS. A key issue is the appearance of transparency and public participation-related provisions in recent IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such approaches."--Publisher's description | |
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| contents | "The aim of this paper is to update the first edition of UNCTAD's Pink Series paper on transparency. It seeks to examine: --i. The way in which traditional transparency issues have been addressed in international investment agreements (IIAs) since 2004, --ii. The emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within transparency issues, and --iii. The introduction of a transparency dimension into investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS). In analysing these issues, this paper outlines possible sustainable development implications of the different transparency-related formulations used in IIAs and points to some of the most progressive provisions that are appearing more frequently in investment instruments. It is clear that certain key elements identified in the first edition paper on transparency have remained live issues. For example, it is necessary to continue exploring formulations for clauses where States are addressees of transparency obligations in IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such formulations. Secondly, the substantive scope and content of transparency obligations remains a central issue. Of most concern from a development perspective is the scope and extent of the obligation and the kind of requirements placed on the host States in this regard. These aspects are interlinked with a third issue, namely the different mechanisms available to implement transparency obligations in IIAs and the development impacts of particular methods of disclosure. In a practical sense, the development issues surround the intrusiveness of the obligation, the technical capacity of developing countries to fulfil expansive transparency obligations, and the resulting cost to such countries. In addition to these issues common to the 2004 volume and this Sequel, this study identifies significant areas of change in stakeholder approaches to the issue of transparency. The first is the emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within the transparency context. The second is the emergence of transparency issues within ISDS. This study focuses particularly on transparency in ISDS and the implications of this conceptual shift manifested in the dispute resolution context. This study also considers transparency concerns as a component of a more generalised interest in the impact of procedural matters in ISDS. A key issue is the appearance of transparency and public participation-related provisions in recent IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such approaches."--Publisher's description |
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| spelling | Transparency (2012) Transparency New York United Nations 2012 1 online resource (xii, 101 pages) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier UNCTAD series on issues in international investment agreements II. "A sequel"--Cover. - Title screen viewed on December 19, 2013; available on the Internet in PDF format. - "United Nations publication, sales no. E.11. II. D.16"--Page ii. - At head of title: United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Print version record. - Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 "The aim of this paper is to update the first edition of UNCTAD's Pink Series paper on transparency. It seeks to examine: --i. The way in which traditional transparency issues have been addressed in international investment agreements (IIAs) since 2004, --ii. The emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within transparency issues, and --iii. The introduction of a transparency dimension into investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS). In analysing these issues, this paper outlines possible sustainable development implications of the different transparency-related formulations used in IIAs and points to some of the most progressive provisions that are appearing more frequently in investment instruments. It is clear that certain key elements identified in the first edition paper on transparency have remained live issues. For example, it is necessary to continue exploring formulations for clauses where States are addressees of transparency obligations in IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such formulations. Secondly, the substantive scope and content of transparency obligations remains a central issue. Of most concern from a development perspective is the scope and extent of the obligation and the kind of requirements placed on the host States in this regard. These aspects are interlinked with a third issue, namely the different mechanisms available to implement transparency obligations in IIAs and the development impacts of particular methods of disclosure. In a practical sense, the development issues surround the intrusiveness of the obligation, the technical capacity of developing countries to fulfil expansive transparency obligations, and the resulting cost to such countries. In addition to these issues common to the 2004 volume and this Sequel, this study identifies significant areas of change in stakeholder approaches to the issue of transparency. The first is the emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within the transparency context. The second is the emergence of transparency issues within ISDS. This study focuses particularly on transparency in ISDS and the implications of this conceptual shift manifested in the dispute resolution context. This study also considers transparency concerns as a component of a more generalised interest in the impact of procedural matters in ISDS. A key issue is the appearance of transparency and public participation-related provisions in recent IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such approaches."--Publisher's description BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Finance bisacsh Expropriation eclas Investissements internationaux eclas Accords internationaux eclas Transparence eclas Disclosure of information / Law and legislation fast International economic relations fast Investments, Foreign / Law and legislation fast Investments, Foreign Law and legislation Disclosure of information Law and legislation International economic relations United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Transparency (2012) Transparency |
| spellingShingle | Transparency "The aim of this paper is to update the first edition of UNCTAD's Pink Series paper on transparency. It seeks to examine: --i. The way in which traditional transparency issues have been addressed in international investment agreements (IIAs) since 2004, --ii. The emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within transparency issues, and --iii. The introduction of a transparency dimension into investor-State dispute settlement (ISDS). In analysing these issues, this paper outlines possible sustainable development implications of the different transparency-related formulations used in IIAs and points to some of the most progressive provisions that are appearing more frequently in investment instruments. It is clear that certain key elements identified in the first edition paper on transparency have remained live issues. For example, it is necessary to continue exploring formulations for clauses where States are addressees of transparency obligations in IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such formulations. Secondly, the substantive scope and content of transparency obligations remains a central issue. Of most concern from a development perspective is the scope and extent of the obligation and the kind of requirements placed on the host States in this regard. These aspects are interlinked with a third issue, namely the different mechanisms available to implement transparency obligations in IIAs and the development impacts of particular methods of disclosure. In a practical sense, the development issues surround the intrusiveness of the obligation, the technical capacity of developing countries to fulfil expansive transparency obligations, and the resulting cost to such countries. In addition to these issues common to the 2004 volume and this Sequel, this study identifies significant areas of change in stakeholder approaches to the issue of transparency. The first is the emergence of investor responsibilities as a consideration within the transparency context. The second is the emergence of transparency issues within ISDS. This study focuses particularly on transparency in ISDS and the implications of this conceptual shift manifested in the dispute resolution context. This study also considers transparency concerns as a component of a more generalised interest in the impact of procedural matters in ISDS. A key issue is the appearance of transparency and public participation-related provisions in recent IIAs and the sustainable development implications of such approaches."--Publisher's description BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Finance bisacsh Expropriation eclas Investissements internationaux eclas Accords internationaux eclas Transparence eclas Disclosure of information / Law and legislation fast International economic relations fast Investments, Foreign / Law and legislation fast Investments, Foreign Law and legislation Disclosure of information Law and legislation International economic relations |
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