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| adam_text | Summary of Contents
Foreword to the Second Edition
xiii
Table of Cases
xiv
Table of Treaties, Conventions, Resolutions, and Rules
xxix
List of Abbreviations
xxxv
I. History, Sources, and Nature of International Investment Law
1
1.
The history of international investment law
1
2.
The sources of international investment law
12
3.
The nature of international investment law
19
II. Interpretation and Application of Investment Treaties
28
1.
Interpreting investment treaties
28
2.
Application of investment treaties in time
36
III. Investors and Investments
44
1.
Investors
44
2.
Investments
60
IV. Investment Contracts
79
1.
Types of investments contracts
79
2.
Applicable law
81
3.
Stabilization clauses
82
4.
Renegotiation/adaptation
85
V. Admission and Establishment
87
1.
The move towards economic liberalism
87
2.
Treaty models of admission
88
3.
Performance requirements
90
4.
Non-compliance by investor with host state law and
international public policy
92
VI. Expropriation
98
1.
The right to expropriate
98
2.
The three branches of the law
99
3.
The legality of the expropriation
99
4.
Direct and indirect expropriation
101
5.
Expropriation of contractual rights
126
VII.
Standards of Protection
130
1.
Fair and equitable treatment
130
2.
Full protection and security
160
vi
Summary of Contents
3.
The umbrella clause
166
4.
Access to justice, fair procedure, and denial of justice
178
5.
Emergency, necessity, armed conflicts,
zná
force
majeure
182
6.
Preservation of rights
190
7.
Arbitrary or discriminatory measures
191
8.
National treatment
198
9.
Most-favoured-nation treatment
206
10.
Transfer of funds
212
VIII. Sute
Responsibility and Attribution
216
1.
Organs, provinces, and municipalities
216
2.
State entities
219
3.
Party status for constituent subdivisions or agencies
under the ICSID Convention
227
DC. Political Risk Insurance
228
X. Settling Investment Disputes
232
1.
State
v
state disputes
232
2.
Investor
v
state disputes
235
Annexes ICSID Convention
313
The Energy Charter Treaty (excerpts)
329
North American Free Trade Agreement (Chapter Eleven)
341
Chinese Model BIT
(2003)
358
German Model Treaty
(2008)
363
UK Model BIT
(2005)
370
US Model BIT
(2012)
377
Index
407
Contents
Foreword to the Second Edition
xiii
Table of Cases
xiv
Table of Treaties, Conventions, Resolutions, and Rules
xxix
Lut
of Abbreviations
xxxv
I. History, Sources, and Nature of International Investment Law
1
1.
The history of international investment law
1
(a) Early developments
1
(b) The emergence of an international minimum standard
3
(c) Developments after the Second World War
4
(d) The evolution of investment protection treaties
6
(e) The quest for a multilateral framework
8
(f
)
Recent developments
11
2.
The sources of international investment law
12
(a) The ICSID Convention
13
(b) Bilateral investment treaties
13
(c) Sectoral and regional treaties: the Energy Charter
Treaty and NAFTA
15
(d) Customary international law
17
(e) General principles of law
18
(f) Unilateral statements
18
(g) Case law
19
3.
The nature of international investment law
19
(a) Investment law and trade law
19
(b) Balancing duties and benefits
20
(c) The investor s perspective; a long-term risk
21
(d) The host state s perspective: attracting foreign investment
22
(e) International investment law and sovereign regulation
24
(f
)
International investment law and good governance
24
(g) Obligations for investors
25
II. Interpretation and Application of Investment Treaties
28
1.
Interpreting investment treaties
28
(a) Methods of treaty interpretation
28
(b) Travaux préparatoires
31
(c)
Interpretative statements
31
(d)
The authority of precedents
33
(e) Towards a greater uniformity of interpretation
35
2.
Application of investment treaties in time
36
(a) Inter-temporal application of treaties in general
36
(b) Different inter-temporal rules for jurisdiction and substance
36
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(c)
The date relevant to determine jurisdiction
38
(d) Relevant dates under the ICSID Convention
39
(e) Inter-temporal rules in other treaties
41
III. Investors and Investments
44
1.
Investors
44
(a) Private foreign investors
44
(b) Nationality of individuals
45
(c) Nationality of corporations
47
(d) Article
25 (2)
(b) of the ICSID Convention: agreement
to treat a local company as a foreign national because of
foreign control
50
(e) Nationality planning
52
(f) Denial of benefits
55
(g) Shareholders as investors
56
2.
Investments
60
(a) Terminology and concept
60
(b) Investments as complex, interrelated operations
61
(c) Definitions in investment protection treaties
62
(d) Investment in Article
25
of the ICSID Convention
65
(e) Case law
66
(f
)
Towards a new synthesis?
74
(g) Investment in the territory of the host state
76
IV. Investment Contracts
79
1.
Types of investments contracts
79
2.
Applicable law
81
3.
Stabilization clauses
82
4.
Renegotiation/adaptation
85
V. Admission and Establishment
87
1.
The move towards economic liberalism
87
2.
Treaty models of admission
88
3.
Performance requirements
90
4.
Non-compliance by investor with host state law and
international public policy
92
VI. Expropriation
98
1.
The right to expropriate
98
2.
The three branches of the law
99
3.
The legality of the expropriation
99
4.
Direct and indirect expropriation
101
(a) Broad formulae: their substance and evolution
101
(b) Judicial and arbitral practice: some illustrative cases
104
(c) Effect or intention?
112
(d) Legitimate expectations
115
(e) Control and expropriation
117
Contents
ix
(f)
Partial expropriation
119
(g)
General regulatory measures
120
(h) Duration of a measure
124
(i) Creeping expropriation
125
5.
Expropriation of contractual rights
126
VII.
Standards of Protection
130
1.
Fair and equitable treatment
130
(a) History of the concept
130
(b) Heterogeneity of treaty language
132
(c) Nature and function
132
(d) Fair and equitable treatment and customary international law
134
(e) The evolution of the fair and equitable treatment standard
139
(f) Methodological issues
141
(g) Attempts to define fair and equitable treatment
142
(h) Specific applications of the fair and equitable
treatment standard
145
aa. Stability and the protection of the investor s legitimate
expectations
145
bb. Transparency
149
cc. Compliance with contractual obligations
152
dd. Procedural propriety and due process
154
ее.
Good faith
156
ff. Freedom from coercion and harassment
159
(i) Conclusion
160
2.
Full protection and security
160
(a) Concept
160
(b) Standard of liability
161
(c) Protection against physical violence and harassment
162
(d) Legal protection
163
(e) Relationship to customary international law
166
3.
The umbrella clause
166
(a) Meaning and origin
166
(b) Effective application of umbrella clauses
169
(c) Restrictive application of umbrella clauses
171
(d) Umbrella clauses and privity of contract
175
(e) Umbrella clauses and unilateral acts
177
4.
Access to justice, fair procedure, and denial of justice
178
5.
Emergency, necessity, armed conflicts, and force
majeure
182
(a) Customary international law: civil violence, military action
183
(b) The ILC Articles on State Responsibility
183
aa. Necessity
184
bb. Force
majeure
187
(c)
Treaty law
188
6.
Preservation of rights
190
7.
Arbitrary or discriminatory measures
191
χ
Contents
(a) Arbitrary measures
191
aa. The meaning of arbitrary
191
bb. Adverse intention
193
cc. Relationship to fair and equitable treatment and to
customary international law
194
(b) Discriminatory measures
195
aa. The basis of comparison
196
bb. Discriminatory intent
197
8.
National treatment
198
(a) General meaning
198
(b) Application
199
aa. The basis of comparison: like
199
bb. The existence of a differentiation
200
cc. Is there a justification for the differentiation?
202
dd. The relevance of discriminatory intent
203
(c) The relevance of WTO case law
204
9.
Most-favoured-nation treatment
206
(a) Introduction
206
(b) Variations of MFN clauses
207
(c) Method of interpretation
208
(d) Invoking substantive rights
209
(e) Current state of the law
211
10.
Transfer
oí
funds
212
VIII.
State Responsibility and Attribution
216
1.
Organs, provinces, and municipalities
216
(a) State organs
217
(b) Provinces and municipalities
218
2.
State entities
219
(a) The role of state entities
219
(b) Structure, function, and control
221
(c) Judicial practice on attribution
222
(d) State responsibility for failure to protect
226
3.
Party status for constituent subdivisions or agencies under
the ICSID Convention
227
IX. Political Risk Insurance
228
X. Settling Investment Disputes
232
1.
State
ν
state disputes
232
(a) Diplomatic protection
232
(b) Direct disputes between states
234
2.
Investor
ν
state disputes
235
(a) The limited usefulness of domestic courts
235
(b) Arbitration and conciliation
236
(c) Arbitration institutions and regimes
238
aa. ICSID
238
bb. ICSID Additional Facility
240
Contents xi
cc.
Non-ICSID
investment arbitration
241
і.
The International Chamber of Commerce
242
ii. The London Court of International Arbitration
242
iii.
The UNCITRAL Rules
243
iv.
The Iran-United States Claims Tribunal
243
v. The Permanent Court of Arbitration
244
(d) The subject matter of the dispute (jurisdiction
rattorte
matériáé)
245
aa.
The dispute
245
bb. The legal nature of the dispute
245
cc. The directness of the dispute in relation to the investment
246
dd. The investment
248
(e) The parties to the dispute (jurisdiction ratione
personae)
249
aa.
The host state
249
bb. The investor
250
cc. The investor s nationality
252
dd. The significance of the Additional Facility
253
(f
)
Consent to arbitration
254
aa. Consent by direct agreement
254
bb. Consent through host state legislation
256
cc. Consent through bilateral investment treaties
257
dd. Consent through multilateral treaties
259
ее.
The scope of consent
260
ff. The interpretation of consent
262
(g) Conditions
for the institution of proceedings
264
aa. The requirement to resort to domestic courts
264
bb. The fork in the road
267
cc. An attempt at amicable settlement
268
(h) The applicability of MFN clauses to dispute settlement
270
(i) The selection of domestic courts in contracts
275
(j) Procedure
278
aa. Arbitration Rules
278
bb. Institution of proceedings
279
cc. The tribunal and its composition
279
dd. Provisional measures
281
ее.
Summary procedure
283
ff. Written and oral procedure
284
gg. The award
286
hh. Transparency
286
(k) Applicable law
288
(1)
Remedies
293
aa. Restitution and satisfaction
293
bb. Damages for an illegal act
294
cc. Compensation for expropriation
296
dd. Interest
297
(m) Costs
298
(n) Challenge and review of decisions
300
aa. Review in non-ICSID arbitration
300
xii Contents
bb.
Annulment under the ICSID Convention
301
i. Excess of powers
304
ii. Serious departure from a fundamental rule of procedure
306
iii.
Failure to state reasons
307
cc. Supplementation and rectification under the ICSID Convention
308
dd. Interpretation under the ICSID Convention
309
ее.
Revision under the ICSID Convention
309
(o) Enforcement of awards
310
Annexes ICSID Convention
313
The Energy Charter Treaty (excerpts)
329
North American Free Trade Agreement (Chapter Eleven)
341
Chinese Model BIT
(2003) 358
German Model Treaty
(2008) 363
UK Model BIT
(2005) 370
US Model BIT
(2012)
Ò77
Index
407
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