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- Preliminary Material
- Main Text
- 1 The Investment Treaty Regime in Context
- 2 Foreign Investment: Economic and Legal Foundations
- 3 Investment Treaty Arbitration
- Introduction
- Features of investment treaty arbitration
- Three Modes of Consent to Investor–State Arbitration
- Selection of Arbitrators by the Disputing Parties
- Investor Standing to Bring Arbitrations against States
- No Need to Exhaust Local Remedies
- Procedural Flexibility
- Confidentiality of Proceedings
- How does investment treaty arbitration differ from other modes of consent to investor–state arbitration?
- Arbitral rules and institutions
- Review and enforcement of awards
- Alternative dispute resolution and domestic courts as alternatives
- Conclusion
- 4 Standards of Investment Protection
- 5 The Microeconomics of Investment Treaties
- 6 Investment Treaties, Foreign Investment, and Development
- 7 Politics of Investment Treaties in Developed Countries
- 8 Politics of Investment Treaties in Developing Countries
- 9 Legitimacy and Governance Challenges
- Further Material
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