Lim, Ho and Paparinskis on International Investment Law and Arbitration
Released: 26 April 2018
Practice Areas:
Chin Leng Lim Publishes New Investment Arbitration Text
What was once a contested body of principles applied peripherally to the international settlement of expropriation disputes has been transformed and in its place now stands an important area of international disputes practice. International Investment Law and Arbitration offers a comprehensive introduction to the subject and “strikes a fine balance between doctrinal rigour and practical relevance.”
Presenting the facts of daily legal practice and the largely unaltered aims of the subject alongside a broad selection of key awards and original materials, historical developments are discussed in the context of the changing directions in the arbitral jurisprudence and current treaty and arbitration reform debate.
Contents
- The origins of investment protection and international investment law
- Investment contracts and internationalisation
- The metamorphosis of investment treaties
- Investment dispute settlement
- Jurisdiction, admissibility and parallel proceedings
- Applicable laws
- Evidence
- Provisional measures
- Protected investments
- Protected investors
- Fair and equitable treatment, and full protection and security
- Contingent standards: national treatment and most favoured nation treatment
- Expropriation
- Umbrella clauses
- Defences
- Remedies
- Costs and legal fees
- Challenging and enforcing awards, and the question of foreign state immunities
- New directions in international investment law and arbitration.
Key features:
- accessible and engaging commentary integrated throughout
- end of chapter questions test reader understanding
- further reading lists support and encourage exploration of the subject.
Suitable for postgraduate law students studying modules on international investment arbitration, International Investment Law and Arbitration offers an indispensable introduction to the subject.
