Stephan Schill is a senior research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg. He is admitted to practice as a "Rechtsanwalt " in Germany and as an Attorney-at-law in New York. He was formerly the international arbitration law clerk to the Honorable Charles N. Brower, 20 Essex Street Chambers, London. As such, he worked on international commercial and investor-State disputes under various arbitral rules, including ICSID, NAFTA, ICC, SCC, LCIA and UNCITRAL Rules. Prior to that he was a Research Scholar at New York University School of Law and a law clerk to Judge Abdul G. Koroma at the International Court of Justice. He holds a Ph.D./Dr. iur. from Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main that he prepared under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy. He authored several articles in leading international law journals and a book on The Multilateralization of International Investment Law.

• PART I - CONCEPTS AND FOUNDATIONS; PART II - INVESTOR RIGHTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE; PART III - COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ON SELECTED ISSUES; PART IV - DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, ARBITRAL PROCEDURE, AND REMEDIES

^iInternational Investment Law and Comparative Public Law^r is timely, well structured, and thoroughly researched. It is impossible to do full justice to this important collection in this short review; it suffices to say that it constitutes a valuable contribution to legal scholarship and illustrates the extent to which convergence between international investment law and comparative public law is occurring.

Stephan Schill is a senior research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg. He is admitted to practice as a "Rechtsanwalt " in Germany and as an Attorney-at-law in New York. He was formerly the international arbitration law clerk to the Honorable Charles N. Brower, 20 Essex Street Chambers, London. As such, he worked on international commercial and investor-State disputes under various arbitral rules, including ICSID, NAFTA, ICC, SCC, LCIA and UNCITRAL Rules. Prior to that he was a Research Scholar at New York University School of Law and a law clerk to Judge Abdul G. Koroma at the International Court of Justice. He holds a Ph.D./Dr. iur. from Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main that he prepared under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy. He authored several articles in leading international law journals and a book on The Multilateralization of International Investment Law.

• PART I - CONCEPTS AND FOUNDATIONS; PART II - INVESTOR RIGHTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE; PART III - COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ON SELECTED ISSUES; PART IV - DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, ARBITRAL PROCEDURE, AND REMEDIES

^iInternational Investment Law and Comparative Public Law^r is timely, well structured, and thoroughly researched. It is impossible to do full justice to this important collection in this short review; it suffices to say that it constitutes a valuable contribution to legal scholarship and illustrates the extent to which convergence between international investment law and comparative public law is occurring.

Stephan Schill is a senior research fellow at the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg. He is admitted to practice as a "Rechtsanwalt " in Germany and as an Attorney-at-law in New York. He was formerly the international arbitration law clerk to the Honorable Charles N. Brower, 20 Essex Street Chambers, London. As such, he worked on international commercial and investor-State disputes under various arbitral rules, including ICSID, NAFTA, ICC, SCC, LCIA and UNCITRAL Rules. Prior to that he was a Research Scholar at New York University School of Law and a law clerk to Judge Abdul G. Koroma at the International Court of Justice. He holds a Ph.D./Dr. iur. from Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main that he prepared under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Armin von Bogdandy. He authored several articles in leading international law journals and a book on The Multilateralization of International Investment Law.

• PART I - CONCEPTS AND FOUNDATIONS; PART II - INVESTOR RIGHTS IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE; PART III - COMPARATIVE ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMPARATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW ON SELECTED ISSUES; PART IV - DISPUTE SETTLEMENT, ARBITRAL PROCEDURE, AND REMEDIES

^iInternational Investment Law and Comparative Public Law^r is timely, well structured, and thoroughly researched. It is impossible to do full justice to this important collection in this short review; it suffices to say that it constitutes a valuable contribution to legal scholarship and illustrates the extent to which convergence between international investment law and comparative public law is occurring.