Julien Chaisse (Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong - Law) has published
The Regulation of the Global Water Services Market (Cambridge Univ. Press 2017). Contents include:
- Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, Foreword
- Julien Chaisse, Introduction
- N. Jansen Calamita, Are investments in water different? Sectoral economics, investment treaty architecture, and the role of governance
- Fernando Dias Simões, The erosion of the concept of public service in water concessions: evidence from investor-state arbitration
- Aline Baillat, International investment agreements and water resources management
- Bryan Mercurio & Antoine Martin, Water is not medicine: the tension between access to water and intellectual property rights in the area of water technologies
- Chien-Huei Wu & Helen Hai-Ning Huang, Right to water in the shadow of trade liberalization
- Markus Krajewski, Protecting the human right to water through the regulation of multinational enterprises
- Leila Choukroune, Water and sanitation services in international trade and investment law: for a holistic human rights based approach
- Shintaro Hamanaka, Foreign governmental suppliers' investment: profit or aid? The case study of a Japanese city water bureau
- Bryan Druzin, The drip, drip of depletion: solving the tragedy of the commons in global water usage
- Panagiotis Delimatsis, The regulation of water services in the European Union internal market
- Christoph Herrmann, External competences of the EU in the field of water services trade and regulation
- Sufian Jusoh, Hayatunnisah Sulaiman, Suzarika Sahak & Karamjit Singh, Fragmentation of water policies in ASEAN: potential role of the ASEAN community
- Anatole Boute, Water management in Central Asia: the role of energy, trade and investment law
- Pierre Sauvé, Conclusion: 'Blue Gold' regulatory and economic challenges
