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Zusatztext 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. Informationen zum Autor Steffen Hindelang is Associate Professor at the Free University Berlin. He has advised governments on international investment disputes and was recently invited by the European Parliament to produce a study on investor-state dispute settlement.Markus Krajewski is Professor of Public Law and International Law at the University of Erlangen-Nuremberg. He advises international governmental and non-governmental organizations on European and international economic law and has acted as consultant in development cooperation projects. Klappentext In light of the controversies surrounding the impact of investment treaties and arbitration, this book reflects on the major changes in the area of international investment law. Zusammenfassung In light of the controversies surrounding the impact of investment treaties and arbitration, this book reflects on the major changes in the area of international investment law. Inhaltsverzeichnis Introductory Observations I: Giorgio Sacerdoti: Investment Protection and Sustainable Development: Key Issues II: Peter Muchlinski: Negotiating New Generation International Investment Agreements: New Sustainable Development Oriented Initiatives III: Roland Kläger: Revising Treatment Standards: Fair and Equitable Treatment in Light of Sustainable Development IV: Lukas Stifter and August Reinisch: Expropriation in the Light of the UNCTAD Investment Policy Framework for Sustainable Development V: Jonathan Ketcheson: Investor-State Dispute Settlement and Sustainable Development: Modest Reform VI: Gus Van Harten: The EC and UNCTAD Reform Agendas: Do They Ensure Independence, Openness, and Fairness in Investor-State Arbitration VII: J. Anthony VanDuzer: Sustainable Development Provisions in International Trade Treaties: What Lessons for International Investment Agreements? VIII: Katharina Berner: Reconciling Investment Protection and Sustainable Development: A Plea for an Interpretative U-Turn IX: Helmut Philipp Aust: Investment Protection and Sustainable Development: What Role for the Law of State Responsibility X: Karsten Nowrot: Termination and Renegotiation of International Investment Agreements XI: Sean Woolfrey: The Emergence of a New Approach to Investment Protection in South Africa XII: Maria Luque: Reliance on Alternative Methods for Investment Protection through National Laws, Investment Contracts, and Regional Institutions in Latin America XIII: Leon E. Trakman and Kunal Sharma: Jumping Back and Forth between Domestic Courts and ISDS: Mixed Signals from the Asia-Pacific Region XIV: Peter-Tobias Stoll and Till Holterhus: The 'Generalization' of International Investment Law in Constitutional Perspective XV: Frank Hoffmeister: The Contribution of EU Trade Agreements to the Development of International Investment Law Concluding Remarks ...
