Investment Arbitration in Central and Eastern Europe

Edited by Csongor Nagy, Professor of Law, University of Galway, Ireland; Professor of Law, University of Szeged and Research Professor, HUN-REN Center for Social Sciences, Hungary

• Contents:Preface Introduction: Intra-EU BITs after Achmea – a cross-cutting issue 1Csongor Istv.n Nagy1. Bosnia and Herzegovina 14Patricia ŽivkovicÅL and Yancy Cottrill2. Bulgaria 24Anton Petrov3. Croatia 68Mirela Župan and Ana-Marija Čuljak4. Czech Republic 95Miloš Ol.k, Michal Č.p and Jaroslav Heyduk5. Estonia 137.llar Talviste6. Hungary 156Veronika Korom7. Latvia 220Inese Druviete and Ēriks K. Selga8. Lithuania 237Rimantas Daujotas and Rita Griguolaite9. Macedonia 261Ivan Bimbilovski and Elizabeta Spiroska10. Poland 283Patrycja Treder and Wojciech Sadowski11. Romania 368Cătălin-Gabriel Stănescu12. Serbia and Montenegro 413Zolt.n V.g and G.bor Hajdu13. Slovakia 438Alexandra Andhov, Katar.na Brockov. and Katar.na Šimalov.14. Slovenia 508Pavle FlereIndex 529

'With over 20 contributors, Investment Arbitration in Central and Eastern Europe is a comprehensive volume which covers investment arbitrations in the context of each country's unique economic, political and regulatory environment. Divided into 14 national chapters, the volume addresses each country's treaty landscape, domestic legal status of investment arbitration, as well as case law. This volume is truly unique in that it is filled with the invaluable insight of practitioners with local expertise, providing contextual analyses.'--Philippe Cavalieros, Simmons & Simmons LLP, France'This detailed practical resource covering the treaty practice and experience with investor-state arbitration across jurisdictions in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) represents a rich source of information to be found nowhere else in this form. It puts the experience of CEE on the map as a unit of analysis in its own right.'--Stephan Schill, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands