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Investment Treaty Arbitration and International Law Volume 12

Edited by: Meriam N. Alrashid, Kabir Duggal, Miriam Harwood, Todd J. Weiler

ISBN13: 9781944825386
Published: December 2020
Publisher: Juris Publishing
Country of Publication: USA
Format: Hardback
Price: £158.00



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This volume of Investment Treaty Arbitration and International Law contains the papers and proceedings of the 12th annual Juris Conference. It examines several critical debates on jurisdiction, merits, procedure, and damages. The topics addressed in this book include:

  • Compliance with Local Law Clauses and Original Intent – A Natural or Problematic Evolution?
  • Be Careful What You Ask For: Can Recent Changes to BIT Models Satisfy ISDS Sceptics and Opponents?
  • Parallel Proceedings: A Right or Wrong?
  • To Hot Tub or Not to Hot Tub?

Subjects:
International Investment Law, Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution
Contents:
PART I - Compliance with Local Law Clauses and Original Intent – A Natural or Problematic Evolution?
CHAPTER 1 - Keynote Address - Donald McRae
CHAPTER 2 - Denying Investment Protection to Unlawful Investments: An Acceptable Instance of Arbitrator-Made Law in Investment Arbitration - Jennifer Glasser
CHAPTER 3 - Compliance with Local Law Clause and Original Intent – A Natural or Problematic Evolution? - Alexander Hinckley
Chapter 4 - Compliance with Local Law Clauses and Original Intent – A Natural or Problematic Evolution? - Michael Nolan, Devin Bray, Oscar Garibaldi, Abby Cohen Smutny, David Weiss
PART II - Be Careful What You Ask For: Can Recent Changes to BIT Models Satisfy ISDS Sceptics and Opponents?
CHAPTER 5 - A New Generation of International Investment Agreements – The Promise of a Bright New World Meets the Law of Unintended Consequences - Paula F. Henin
CHAPTER 6 - Be Careful What You Wish For: Satisfying the Opponents and Critics of ISDS Reform - Amanda J. Lee
Chapter 7 - Be Careful What You Ask For: Can Recent Changes to BIT Models Satisfy ISDS Sceptics and Opponents? - Mallory Silberman, Eric de Brabandere, J.P. Duffy, Kenneth Figueroa, Ian Laird
PART III - Parallel Proceedings: A Right or Wrong?
CHAPTER 8 - The Legitimacy Crisis or Tempest in a Teapot? - Ulyana Bardyn
CHAPTER 9 - When Two Rights Make a Wrong - Julianne J. Marley
Chapter 10 - Parallel Proceedings: A Right or Wrong? - Patrick Pearsall, Lorraine de Germiny, Samaa Haridi, Ben Love, Antonio Parra
PART IV - To Hot Tub or Not to Hot Tub?
CHAPTER 11 - To Hot Tub or Not to Hot Tub? - Tessa Hayes
CHAPTER 12 - Tribunal-Mandated Conferencing of Valuation Experts in Investment Arbitration - Matthew Morantz
Chapter 13 - To Hot Tub or Not to Hot Tub? - José Alberro, Hermann Ferré, Miguel López Forastier, Timothy Nelson, Benjamin Sacks
TABLE OF CASES
INDEX

Series: Investment Treaty Arbitration and International Law