
The latest issue of the
ICSID Review: Foreign Investment Law Journal (Vol. 28, no. 2, Fall 2013) is out. Contents include:
- 2013 Lalive Lecture
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Alain Pellet, The Case Law of the ICJ in Investment Arbitration
- Case Comments
- Walid Ben Hamida,
SAUR International SA c République argentine: Droit national, droit international et droits de l’homme : l’histoire d’un ménage à trois
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Irmgard Marboe,
Quasar de Valores SICAV SA and others v The Russian Federation: Another Chapter of the Yucos Affair
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Julian Davis Mortenson,
Quiborax SA et al v Plurinational State of Bolivia: The Uneasy Role of Precedent in Defining Investment
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Georgios Petrochilos,
Bosh International, Inc and B&P Ltd Foreign Investments Enterprise v Ukraine: When is Conduct by a University Attributable to the State?
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Aniruddha Rajput,
AES Summit Generation Limited and AES-Tisza Erömü Kft v Hungary: The Scope of ad hoc Committee Review for Manifest Excess of Powers and Failure to State Reasons
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Borzu Sabahi & Kabir Duggal,
Occidental Petroleum v Ecuador (2012): Observations on Proportionality, Assessment of Damages and Contributory Fault
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Andrea Marco Steingruber,
Antoine Goetz and others v Republic of Burundi: Consent and Arbitral Tribunal Competence to Hear Counterclaims in Treaty-based ICSID Arbitrations
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Gaëtan Verhoosel & Sabeen Sheikh,
Caratube International Oil Company LLP v Republic of Kazakhstan: Revisiting threshold jurisdictional questions—the meaning of foreign control and investment
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Katia Yannaca-Small,
BIVAC BV v Paraguay versus SGS v Paraguay: The Umbrella Clause Still in Search of One Identity
- Articles
- Pieter Bekker & Akiko Ogawa,
The Impact of Bilateral Investment Treaty (BIT) Proliferation on Demand for Investment Insurance: Reassessing Political Risk Insurance After the ‘BIT Bang’
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Giorgio Sacerdoti,
BIT Protections and Economic Crises: Limits to Their Coverage, the Impact of Multilateral Financial Regulation and the Defence of Necessity
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Surya P. Subedi,
India’s New Bilateral Investment Promotion and Protection Treaty with Nepal: A New Trend in State Practice
- Notes
- Diane A. Desierto & Desiree A. Desierto,
Investment Pricing and Social Protection: A Proposal for an ICESCR-adjusted Capital Asset Pricing Model
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John Y. Gotanda,
Consistently Inconsistent: The Need for Predictability in Awarding Costs and Fees in Investment Treaty Arbitrations
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Anne K. Hoffmann,
Counterclaims in Investment Arbitration
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Charles T. Kotuby, Jr & Luke A. Sobota,
Practical Suggestions to Promote the Legitimacy and Vitality of International Investment Arbitration