International Investment Law: A Changing Landscape [electronic resource]: A Companion Volume to International Investment Perspectives /
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Paris : OECD Publishing,
2005.
This publication presents four studies which represent recent core work of the OECD Investment Committee. The first study, "Transparency and Third Party Participation in Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement ," aims to enhance understanding of the role of transparency and third party participation in investor-state dispute settlement procedures. It examines the current rules, steps taken to improve transparency, and the perceived advantages as well as the challenges of additional transparency.  Two other studies touch upon two of the most frequently contested provisions in investor-state arbitration. "Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard in International Investment Law" clarifies the concept, based on jurisprudence and state practice. "'Indirect Expropriation' and the 'Right to Regulate' in International Investment Law" identifies the main criteria found in investment agreements and used by tribunals to articulate the difference between the two concepts.  The final paper looks at most favoured nation treatment.
Published in French under the title: Le droit international de l'investissement : un domaine en mouvement. Complément aux Perspectives d'investissement international.
"A companion volume to International investment perspectives".
Transparency and Third Party Participation in Investor-state Dispute Settlement Procedures -- "Indirect Expropriation" and the "Right to Regulate" in International Investment Law -- Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard in International Investment Law -- Most-Favoured-Nation Treatment in International Investment Law.
This publication presents four studies which represent recent core work of the OECD Investment Committee. The first study, "Transparency and Third Party Participation in Investor-to-State Dispute Settlement ," aims to enhance understanding of the role of transparency and third party participation in investor-state dispute settlement procedures. It examines the current rules, steps taken to improve transparency, and the perceived advantages as well as the challenges of additional transparency.  Two other studies touch upon two of the most frequently contested provisions in investor-state arbitration. "Fair and Equitable Treatment Standard in International Investment Law" clarifies the concept, based on jurisprudence and state practice. "'Indirect Expropriation' and the 'Right to Regulate' in International Investment Law" identifies the main criteria found in investment agreements and used by tribunals to articulate the difference between the two concepts.  The final paper looks at most favoured nation treatment.
Investments, Foreign
International commercial arbitration.
Dispute resolution (Law)

Le droit international de l'investissement