International investment law is one of fastest-growing areas of internationallaw, but it is plagued by the vagueness of many investors' rights and unpredictable investment tribunal decisions. This books analyses international investment law through the lens of comparative public law to clarify investment treaty obligations and arbitral procedure. INDICE: Part I - Concepts and Foundations; 1: Stephan W. Schill: International Investment Law and Comparative Public Law - An Introduction; 2: Giacinto della Cananea: Minimum Standards of Procedural Justice in Administrative Adjudication; 3: Benedict Kingsbury and Stephan W. Schill: Public Law Concepts to Balance Investors' Rights with State Regulatory Actions in the Public Interest - The Concept of Proportionality; Part II - Investor Rights in Comparative Perspective; 4: Markus Perkams: The Concept of Indirect Expropriation in Comparative Public Law - Searching for Light in the Dark; 5: Stephan W. Schill: Fair and Equitable Treatment, the Rule of Law, and Comparative Public Law; 6: Helge Elisabeth Zeitler: Full Protection and Security; 7: Ali Ehsassi: Cain & Abel: Congruence and Conflict in the Application of the Denial of Justice Principle; 8: Jürgen Kurtz: The Merits and Limits of Comparativism: National Treatment in International Investment Law and the WTO; 9: Freya Baetens: Discrimination on the Basis of Nationality: Determining Likeness in Human Rights and Investment Law; 10: Stephan W. Schill: Umbrella Clauses as Public Law Concepts in Comparative Perspective; 11: Abba Kolo: Transfer of Funds: The Interaction between the IMF Articles of Agreement and Modern Investment Treaties: A ComparativeLaw Perspective; Part III - Comparative Administrative and Comparative Constitutional Law on Selected Issues; 12: Irmgard Marboe: State Responsibility and Comparative State Liability for Administrative and Legislative Harm to Economic Interests; 13: Hector A. Mairal: Legitimate Expectations and Informal Administrative Representations; 14: Kim Talus: Revocation and Cancellation of Concessions, Operating Licenses and Other Beneficial Administrative Acts; 15: Catherine Donnelly: Public-Private Partnerships: Award, Performance and Remedies; 16: Christina Binder and August Reinisch: Economic Emergency Powers: A Comparative Law Perspective; 17: Federico Lenzerini: Property Protection and Protectionof Cultural Heritage; 18: Christian Tietje and Karoline Kampermann: Taxation and Investment: Constitutional Law Limitations on Tax Legislation in Context; 19: Paul B. Stephan: Comparative Taxation Procedure and Tax Enforcement; Part IV - Dispute Settlement, Arbitral Procedure, and Remedies; 20: Gus Van Harten:Investment Treaty Arbitration, Procedural Fairness, and the Rule of Law; 21: Chester Brown: Procedure in Investment Treaty Arbitration and the Relevance ofComparative Public Law; 22: William Burke-White and Andreas von Staden: The Need for Public Law Standards of Review in Investor-State Arbitrations; 23: Anne van Aaken: Primary and Secondary Remedies in International Investment Law and National State Liability: A Functional and Comparative View; 24: Borzu Sabahi and Nicholas J. Birch: Comparative Compensation for Expropriation; 25: Alessandra Asteriti and Christian J. Tams: Transparency and Representation of the Public Interest in Investment Treaty A
- ISBN: 978-0-19-958910-4
- Editorial: Oxford University
- Encuadernacion: Cartoné
- Páginas: 920
- Fecha Publicación: 14/10/2010
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