Federico Ortino (British Institute of International and Comparative Law),
Lahra Liberti (British Institute of International and Comparative Law),
Audley Sheppard (Clifford Chance LLP), &
Hugo Warner (British Institute of International and Comparative Law) have published
Investment Treaty Law: Current Issues II (British Institute of International and Comparative Law 2007). Contents include:
- I. NATIONALITY AND INVESTMENT TREATY CLAIMS
- Matthias Pannier, Nationality of Corporations under Domestic Law: A Comparative Perspective
- Piero Bernardini, Nationality Requirements under BITs and Related Case Law
- Norah Gallagher, The Requirement for Substantive Nationality
- Maurice Mendelson, The Requirement for Continuous Nationality
- Devashish Krishan, Nationality of Physical Persons
- Sir Frank Berman, The Relevance of the Law on Diplomatic Protection in Investment Arbitration
- Robert Wisner, Derivative Actions and Indirect Claims
- II. FAIR AND EQUITABLE TREATMENT IN INVESTMENT TREATY LAW
- Rudolf Dolzer & André von Walter, Fair and Equitable Treatment - Lines of Jurisprudence on Customary Law
- Lluís Paradell, The BIT Experience of the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard
- Giacinto Della Cananea, Equivalent Standards under Domestic Administrative Law: A Comparative Perspective
- M. Sornarajah, The Fair and Equitable Standard of Treatment: Whose Fairness? Whose Equity?
- Stephen Fietta, Expropriation and the 'Fair and Equitable Treatment' Standard
- Matthew Weiniger, The Standard of Compensation for Violation of the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard
- Peter Muchlinski, 'Caveat Investor'?: The Relevance of the Conduct of the Investor Under the Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard
- Ian Laird, The Emergency Exception and the State of Necessity