Good faith and international economic law
Mitchell
Voon, TaniaContributor
Voon, TaniaEditor
Mitchell, Andrew DContributor
Mitchell, Andrew DEditor
Sornarajah, MContributor
Sornarajah, MEditor
In international economic law, the principle of good faith has been argued and applied in a highly fragmented and disjointed way, leading to inconsistent decisions by tribunals. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the principle and practice of good faith, and its relationship with international trade and investment.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and index.
In international economic law, the principle of good faith has been argued and applied in a highly fragmented and disjointed way, leading to inconsistent decisions by tribunals. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the principle and practice of good faith, and its relationship with international trade and investment.
Description based on online resource; title from home page (viewed on May 26, 2015).
Introduction / M Sornarajah -- Good faith as a general principle of (international) law / Andreas R Ziegler and Jorun Baumgartner -- Good faith in treaty interpretation / Eric de Brabandere and Isabelle Van Damme -- Good faith in parallel trade and investment disputes / Tania Voon, Andrew D Mitchell, and James Munro --  Good faith limitations on protected investments and corporate structuring / Stephan W Schill and Heather L Bray -- Good faith, corporate nationality, and denial of benefits / M Sornarajah -- Good faith and fair equitable treatment in international investment law / Martins Paparinskis -- Conclusion / Andrew D Mitchell and Tania Voon.
Investments, Foreign (International law)
Good faith (International law)
Law, Politics & Government
Law, General & Comparative