Friday, July 10, 2009

Laird & Weiler: Investment Treaty Arbitration and International Law - Volume 2

Ian A. Laird (Crowell & Moring) & Todd Weiler have published volume 2 of Investment Treaty Arbitration and International Law (Juris Publishing 2009). Contents include:
  • Stephen S. Schwebel, Keynote Address: The Provenance and Performance of Investment Treaty Arbitration
  • Addy Paola Velazquez, Arbitrators and Issue Conflict: Treading a Tightrope of Legitimacy? A Civil Law Perspective
  • Martha L. Harrison, Issue Conflict in International Arbitration: Much Ado about Nothing?
  • Addy Paola Velazquez, Martha L. Harrison, Alexandre de Gramont, Mark E. Feldman, C. Mark Baker, Jean Kalicki, & James Lloyd Loftis, Panel Discussion: Arbitrators and Issue Conflict: Treading a Tightrope of Legitimacy?
  • J. Tejera Pérez, Do Municipal Investment Laws Always Constitute a Unilateral Offer to Arbitrate? The Venezuelan Investment Law: A Case StudyVictorino
  • Victorino J. Tejera Pérez, Marco E. Schnabl, Michael D. Nolan, Margrete Stevens, Mark Kantor, & Perry S. Bechky, Panel Discussion: Do Municipal Investment Laws Always Constitute a Unilateral Offer to Arbitrate?
  • Frédéric Gilles Sourgens, A Comparative Analysis of Systemic Change at ICSID
  • Dmitri Evseev, Living With Indeterminacy: A Practical Approach To ICSID Annulment Reasoning
  • Drédéric Gilles Sourgens, Dmitri Evseev, Christopher F. Dugan, Oscar M. Garibaldi, Stanimir Alexandrov, & Stephen Jagusch, Panel Discussion: Annulment and Judicial Review - How "Final" Is an Award?
  • Isabel Fernández de la Cuesta González, Fair and Equitable Treatment: Evolution or Revolution?
  • Christophe Douaire de Bondy, Fair and Equitable Treatment, Arbitral Jurisprudence and the Implications of State Treaty Practice
  • Isabel Fernández de la Cuesta González, Christophe Douaire de Bonds, Susan D. Franck, Alejandro A. Escobar, Abby Cohen Smutny, Nigel Blackaby, & René Cadieux, Panel Discussion: Fair and Equitable Treatment: Evolution or Revolution?