This volume addresses several of the key issues concerning investment treaty arbitration, including state responsibility and attribution, expropriation, fair and equitable treatment and most-favored-nation treatment. It also deals with the review of investment awards by national courts and state immunity, as well as political risk insurance.
Selected writings on investment treaty arbitration is well suited to serve as course material in graduate courses in international arbitration and international investment law. It is also interesting and stimulating reading for anybody interested in international arbitration.
This volume addresses several of the key issues concerning investment treaty arbitration, including state responsibility and attribution, expropriation, fair and equitable treatment and most-favored-nation treatment. It also deals with the review of investment awards by national courts and state immunity, as well as political risk insurance.