Shifting Paradigms in International Investment Law
More Balanced, Less Isolated, Increasingly Diversified
Markus Krajewski editor Steffen Hindelang editor
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Oxford University Press
Published:21st Jan '16
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This book explores the evolving landscape of international investment law, focusing on the shift towards a more inclusive and balanced approach in Shifting Paradigms in International Investment Law.
In light of the ongoing debates surrounding investment treaties and arbitration, Shifting Paradigms in International Investment Law offers a comprehensive examination of the significant transformations occurring within international investment law. Traditionally focused on safeguarding the economic interests of individual investors, the field is now witnessing a paradigm shift towards inclusivity, transparency, and public accountability. This evolution reflects a growing recognition of the need to balance private property rights with the state's obligation to regulate in the public interest.
The book situates these changes within the framework established by UNCTAD for reforming investment treaties. It critically analyzes how the investment treaty regime has evolved and outlines the necessary adjustments that must be made to create a more equitable and diversified system. Each chapter delves into various aspects of investment agreements, including their content, dispute settlement mechanisms, and their interplay with other areas of public international law. This multifaceted approach highlights the complexity of the issues at hand and the need for a reformed legal landscape.
Furthermore, Shifting Paradigms in International Investment Law features contributions from experts across the globe, offering regional perspectives from Europe, South Africa, the Pacific Rim, and Latin America. Together, these insights provide a valuable resource for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers seeking to navigate the evolving terrain of international investment law.
Hindelang and Krajewskis collection masterfully guides the reader through the intricate maze of the interaction between investment law and sustainable development from a variety of perspectives ranging from regional outlooks to theoretical analyses of the implications involving general international law. Accordingly, it is expected that the collection will be of great help to those researching the topic now a classic in its own right, though, as the collection demonstrates, a multi-faceted and unsettled one in academia, policy, and private practice. * Niccolò Ridi, European Journal of International Law *
ISBN: 9780198738428
Dimensions: 240mm x 166mm x 36mm
Weight: 894g
484 pages