Appeals mechanism in international investment disputes

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Appeals mechanism in international investment disputes

edited by Karl P. Sauvant ; with Michael Chiswick-Patterson

Oxford University Press, c2008

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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  • The rise of international investment, investment agreements and investment disputes / Karl P. Sauvant
  • The multifaceted nature of international investment law / Rainer Geiger
  • Implications for the future of international investment law / José E. Alvarez
  • A coming crisis : expansionary trends in investment treaty arbitration / M. Sornarajah
  • Variation in the substantive provisions and interpretation of international investment agreements / Patrick Juillard
  • Explanations for the increased recourse to treaty-based investment dispute settlement : resolving the struggle of life against form? / Jeswald W. Salacuse
  • The proliferation of BITs : conflicts of treaties, proceedings and awards / Giorgio Sacerdoti
  • The growing diversity and inconsistency in the IIA system / Anna Joubin-Bret
  • Challenges facing investment disputes : reconsidering dispute resolution in international investment agreements / Susan D. Franck
  • Transparency in international dispute settlement proceedings on trade and investment / Hugo Perezcano Díaz
  • Provisions in the new generation of U.S. investment agreements to achieve transparency and coherence in investor-state dispute settlement / Michael K. Tracton
  • Preliminary rulings in investment arbitration / Christoph Schreuer
  • Transparency and consistency in international investment law : can the problems be fixed by tinkering? / Howard Mann
  • Improving the system of investor-state dispute settlement : the OECD governments' perspective / Katia Yannaca-Small
  • Options to establish an appellate mechanism for investment disputes / Barton Legum
  • Avoiding unintended consequences / Jan Paulsson
  • Implications of an appellate body for investment disputes from a developing country point of view / Asif H. Qureshi & Shandana Gulzar Khan
  • Examining the institutional design of international investment law / Christopher Brummer

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This volume brings together significant contributions from leading voices in academia, the legal profession and government on the increasingly important topic of international investment and the legal system in which it operates. With the burgeoning size of international capital flows matched only by an explosion in international agreements intending to regulate the field, there is increasing potential for incoherence amongst and between treaties and arbitral decisions. The Columbia Program on International Investment, a joint undertaking of Columbia Law School and the Earth Institute, has taken on the challenge of the international investment law system and in April 2006 held its first symposium, "Coherence and Consistency in International Investment Law." Appeals Mechanism in International Investment Disputes is one important result: It compiles, compares and contrasts the analysis and arguments of the leading scholars, practitioners and government officials on the future of the international investment law regime. Its special emphasis is on the question of an appellate body for international investment disputes. The authors also seek ways to streamline and improve the system, channeling the benefits of free trade and investment flows to people in both the developing and emerging markets. The Appendices provide readers with extensive background material to place the chapters into context. Selected sections include concise commentaries to further illuminate the timely themes covered by the chapters. The volume is singular in its success at bringing together so many exceptional individuals on a question of growing import-how to improve the international law regime to increase prosperity and further global development. If a reader wants to know what the influential voices in international law are saying right now, and in a concise and readable format, this is the publication to have.

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