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020			_a9780199983025
040			_aMAIN
041			_aEnglish
082			_a346.092 _bSAU/YEA
100			_aSauvant, Karl P. (Ed.)
245			_aYearbook on international investment law and policy 2011-2012 _cedited by Karl P. Sauvant
260			_aNew York : _bOUP, _c2013.
300			_a790 p.
500			_aTable of contents: Part 1: Chapter 1. FDI trends in 2010-2011 and the challenge of investment policies for outward foreign direct investment Chapter 2. International investment law and arbitration: 2011 in review 3. Trends in international investment agreements, 2010/2011: The increasing complexity of international investment law Part 2: Chapter 4. The International Bar Association Model Mine Development Agreement project: A step toward better practice and better development results Chapter 5. Legal mechanisms for increased transparency in the extractive industries Chapter 6. Reconfiguring investment contracts to promote sustainable development Chapter 7. Reflections on sovereignty over natural resources and the enforcement of stabilization clauses Chapter 8. Impacts of fiscal reforms on country attractiveness: Learning from the facts Chapter 9. Arbitration in long-term international petroleum contracts: The <"internationalization>" of the applicable law Chapter 10. The Argentine annulments: The uneasy application of ICSID article 52 in parallel claims Chapter 11. How may tribunals apply the customary necessity rule the Argentine cases? An analysis of ICSID decisions with respect to the interaction between article XI of the U.S.-Argentina BIT and the customary rule of necessity Chapter 12. Leviathan on life-support? Restructuring sovereign debt and international investment protection after Abaclat Chapter 13. Standards of review and reviewing standards: Public interest regulation in international investment law Chapter 14. How to impose human rights obligations on corporations under investment treaties? Pragmatic guidelines for the amendment of BITs Chapter 15. Upholding corrupt investors' claims against complicit or compliant host states DLWhere angels should not fear to tread Chapter 16. An economic analysis of the substantive protections provided by investment treaties Chapter 17. Converging divergences: The rise of Chinese outward foreign investment and its implications for international (investment) law
650			_aInvestment law--Foreign.
650			_aInternational--Business Enterprises.
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