
The latest issue of the
ICSID Review: Foreign Investment Law Journal (Vol. 27, no. 2, Fall 2012) is out. Contents include:
- Case Comments
- Hans van Houtte & Bridie McAsey,
Abaclat and others v Argentine Republic: ICSID, the BIT and Mass Claims
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Andrea Marco Steingruber,
Abaclat and Others v Argentine Republic: Consent in Large-scale Arbitration Proceedings
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Céline Lévesque,
Abaclat and Others v Argentine Republic: The Definition of Investment
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Samuel Wordsworth,
Abaclat and Others v Argentine Republic: Jurisdiction, Admissibility and Pre-conditions to Arbitration
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Donald Francis Donovan,
Abaclat and others v Argentine Republic: As a Collective Claims Proceeding
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Tony Cole,
ICS Inspection and Control Services Limited (United Kingdom) v The Argentine Republic
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Patricia Nacimiento & Sven Lange,
White Industries Australia Limited v The Republic of India
- Articles
- Mark Feldman,
Setting Limits on Corporate Nationality Planning in Investment Treaty Arbitration
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Julien Fouret,
Stay(ing) on Track or Falling off the Edge: The Absence of Legal Security in the Ad Hoc Committees’ Decisions under Article 52(5) of the ICSID Convention
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Mark Kantor,
Little Has Changed in the New US Model Bilateral Investment Treaty
- Notes
- Eric De Brabandere & Julia Lepeltak,
Third-Party Funding in International Investment Arbitration
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Joongi Kim,
A Pivot to Asia in Investor–State Arbitration: The Coming Emergence of Asian Claimants
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Jan Kleinheisterkamp,
European Policy Space in International Investment Law
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Felipe Mutis Téllez,
Conditions and Criteria For The Protection of Legitimate Expectations Under International Investment Law: 2012 ICSID Review Student Writing Competition