The inaugural volume of the
European Investment Law and Arbitration Review (Vol. 1, 2016) is out. Contents include:
- Inga Martinkute, The Delimitation of Contractual Rights and Property in International Investment Law
- Maria Laura Marceddu, The EU Dispute Settlement: Towards Legal Certainty in an Uneven International Investment System?
- Martina Magnarelli, The Unresolved Conundrum of Contract-Based and Treaty-Based Claims – An extra element of contention: privity of contract and forum selection clauses in investment contracts
- Egishe Dzhazoyan & Benjamin Burnham, The Aftermath of the Hague District Court Judgment: Are the Yukos Shareholders Now Shut out from Enforcing the ECT Awards through the English Courts?
- Simon Maynard, Legitimate Expectations and the Interpretation of the 'Legal Stability Obligation'
- Denis Parchajev & Rimantas Daujotas, Can Amici Curiae Rescue the Fading EU ISDS System?
- Irene Ng & Valeria Benedetti del Rio, The Use of Online Dispute Resolution in the Realm of Investment Arbitration in the European Union
- Judith Knieper, The UNCITRAL Transparency Standards in ISDS as a result of multi-lateral negotiation
- EFILA section
- Sophie Nappert, Escaping from Freedom? The dilemma of an improved ISDS mechanism
- Filippo Fontanelli, Koorosh Ameli, Ilias Bantekas, Horia Ciurtin, Nikos Lavranos, Mauro Rubino-Sammartano & Emma Spiteri Gonzi, Lights and shadows of the WTO-inspired International Court System
- EFILA Annual Conference 2016 contributions
- John P. Gaffney, The Rule of Law and Alternatives to Investment Arbitration
- Barton Legum, The International Minimum Standard of Treatment and Human Rights: A Pedigree in the Rule of Law
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Richard Happ, Why Investment Arbitration Contributes to the Rule of Law: Without knowing where we came from we cannot know where we are heading to
- Transparency and Independence of Arbitrators in Investment Arbitration: Rule of Law Implications Mathias Wolkewitz
