Investors, States, and Arbitrators in the Crosshairs of International Investment Law and Environmental Protection

Häftad, Engelska, 2020

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In Investors, States, and Arbitrators in the Crosshairs of International Investment Law and Environmental Protection, Dr Crina Baltag and Ylli Dautaj look at the investor-State dispute settlement system and inquire whether this is the most suitable transnational venue for resolving investment disputes that have an environmental component. This culminates essentially in whether arbitration is a legitimate forum and whether privately appointed arbitrators appropriately can resolve environmental-related disputes. These disputes are bound to increase in frequency because host-States are also partaking in global efforts to respond to environmental challenges.

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Utgivningsdatum2020-07-02
Mått155 x 235 x 5 mm
Vikt142 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieBrill Research Perspectives in International Investment Law and Arbitration
Antal sidor78
FörlagBrill
ISBN9789004438262

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Dr Crina Baltag, Ph.D. (2012, Queen Mary University of London), Senior Lecturer in International Arbitration at Stockholm University and qualified attorney-at-law. Crina has been involved in investment and commercial arbitration for more than 15 years as counsel, arbitrator, academic and head of arbitration institution.Ylli Dautaj, is Lecturer at Jindal Global Law School and Managing Partner at DER Juridik, focusing on international arbitration and public international law. Ylli is a PhD Candidate at the University of Edinburgh, where he is a Scottish Graduate School of Humanities and Arts Scholar.

Investors, States, and Arbitrators in the Crosshairs of International Investment Law and Environmental ProtectionCrina Baltag and Ylli DautajAbstractKeywords1 Introduction2 Sustainable Development: The Interaction between Investment Law, Environmental Law, and Investor-State Dispute Settlement3 Treaties and Arbitral Case Law4 Backlash, Legitimacy, and Workability5 Concluding Remarks5 Bibliography