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 The Public International Law Regime Governing International Investment

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (193-202)   (146K)
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    • Table Of Contents
    • Biographical Note
    • Principal Publications
  • The Evolving International Investment Regime : An Overview (203-260)   (497K)
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    • A. Introduction
    • B. Investment Flows And Globalization
    • C. The Legalization Of International Investment
    • D. The Contents Of International Investment Treaties
    • E. Investor-State Dispute Settlement
    • F. Contemporary Critiques Of The Investment Regime
    • G. The Regime And Public International Law
  • What Are Investment Treaties For ? (261-318)   (437K)
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    • A. Guzman’s Account Of The Origins Of The Investment Regime
    • B. Refuting Guzman
    • C. Explaining The Contemporary Investment Regime
    • D. What Is The Most Recent Wave Of US Investment Treaties Trying Toachieve ?
  • Fair And Equitable Treatment : The Heart Of The Investment Regime (319-367)   (390K)
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    • A. The Limits Of “Treatification”
    • B. The “Democratic” Credentials Of The Investment Regime
    • C. The Entwined Nature Of Treaty And Non-Treaty Sources
    • D. Globalization And Its Discontents
  • Lessons From The Argentina Crisis Cases (368-433)   (536K)
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    • A. Introduction
    • B. The Inconsistent Argentina Cases
    • C. Broader Problems
  • The Once And Future Investment Regime (434-516)   (659K)
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    • A. The Investment Regime In Transition
    • B. The Argentina Cases And The Regime’s Alleged Legitimacy Deficits
    • C. Reform Proposals
    • D. Points Of Intersection Between The Investment Regime And Publicinternational Law
  • Bibliography (517-544)   (267K)