The future of investment arbitration
By: editors, Catherine A. Rogers, Roger P. Alford.
Contributors: Rogers, Catherine A.; Alford, Roger P.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 375
ISBN-13: 9780195371802
Subjects: Investments, Foreign -- Law and legislation; Arbitration and award
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface / by David D. Caron & Lucy Reed; title: Introduction / by Gabrielle Kaufmann-Kohler; title: The adequacy of existing rules for investor-state arbitration :  introduction / by Roger P. Alford & Catherine A. Rogers; title: Confidentiality in an age of transparency : challenges for investment arbitrators / by Gary B. Born & Ethan G. Shenkman; title: Res judicata : what investment arbitration can learn from the 2006 ILA resolution on international commercial arbitration / by Catherine Kessedjian; title: Recent developments in the rules of procedure for arbitration of disputes between states and foreign investors / by Ucheora O. Onwuamaegbu; title: Interim measures and dismissal under the ICSID rules / by Carolyn Lamm, Hansel Pham & Chiara Giorgetti; title: The potential impact of circulating draft awards under U.S. model BIT / by Jack C. Coe; title: Investment agreements between developed states : the dilemma of dispute resolution / by William S. Dodge; title: The future of BITs : introduction / by Roger P. Alford & Catherine A. Rogers; title: Do BITs benefit developing countries? / by Susan Rose-Ackerman & Jennifer L. Tobin; title: Bi-lateral investment treaties, 1995-2006 : trends in investment rule-making : UNCTAD Work Programme on international Investment Agreements / supervised by Anna Joubin-Bret; title: States can't enter into too many BITs  / by Andrea Menaker; title: Protection against arbitrary and discriminatory treatment /  by Christoph Schreuer; title: The effect of BITs on the emergence of an established international body of investment law / by Arif H. Ali; title: The public functions of investment arbitration decisionmaking : introduction / by Roger P. Alford & Catherine A. Rogers; title: Reactions to neo-liberal excesses in investment arbitration / by M. Sornarajah; title: Tax, arbitration, and investment protection / by William W. ("Rusty") Park; title: Fact-finding in the fog : determining the facts of wars and upheavals / by John Crook; title: The challenges confronting small investors / by Lee M. Caplan; title: The arbitrator as guardian of international public policy : should arbitrators go beyond solving legal issues? / by Stephan Wilske & Martin Raible; title: Conclusions : current challenges and visions of investment arbitration's future; title: Confronting the truth : sources and magnitude of decentralization in investment treaty arbitration / by Charles "Chip" H. Brower.