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Author: Philip Strik
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Imprint: Hart Publishing
Dimensions:
Width: 15.60cm
, Height: 1.50cm
, Length: 23.40cm
Weight: 0.637kg
ISBN: 9781849465427
ISBN 10: 1849465428
Pages: 318
Publication Date: 08 April 2014
Audience:
College/higher education
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Manufactured on demand
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Reviews
Strik's study...is a welcome addition to a field of law that is rapidly changing...He covers a broad spectrum of issues and highlights that a truly Single European Market in the field of direct investment 'seems to be some way from the current state of affairs' -- Markus Burgstaller * The Journal of World Investment & Trade * Strik's book represents an extremely thorough and detailed analysis of the Single European Market in the field of FDI and the conclusions drawn are both insightful and enlightening. By shedding light on the dynamics of the interaction between EU law and BITs between Member states, on the one hand, and Member States with third countries, on the other; the book fulfills its objective in determining the extent to which the Single European Market is indeed a single market in the field of FDI. The book is therefore a must read for anyone specifically interested in investigating the EU legal organisation in the field of FDI, not to the exclusion of anyone with a broad interest in EU law. Furthermore, the book will serve as a useful guide and essential reading for scholars and professionals alike with a deep interest in understanding the evolution of EU legal integration and the principles underlying the European international economic order in the field of FDI. It goes without saying that Strik's book will serve as a valuable contribution to the literature for which he should be de duly commended. -- Natasha A. Georgiou * Yearbook of European Law * [Shaping the Single European Market in the Field of Foreign Direct Investment] presents a constructive contribution to the existing and constantly growing literature on EU investment policy. It offers a most useful analysis of the fundamentals in this debate and merits credit for the very thorough and analytical discussion of the relevant case law of the ECJ. ...the book offers new insights, especially as regards the internal market aspects of FDI. -- Angelos Dimopoulos * Common Market Law Review, Issue 4, 2015 *
Strik's study...is a welcome addition to a field of law that is rapidly changing...He covers a broad spectrum of issues and highlights that a truly Single European Market in the field of direct investment 'seems to be some way from the current state of affairs' -- Markus Burgstaller The Journal of World Investment & Trade Strik's book represents an extremely thorough and detailed analysis of the Single European Market in the field of FDI and the conclusions drawn are both insightful and enlightening. By shedding light on the dynamics of the interaction between EU law and BITs between Member states, on the one hand, and Member States with third countries, on the other; the book fulfills its objective in determining the extent to which the Single European Market is indeed a single market in the field of FDI. The book is therefore a must read for anyone specifically interested in investigating the EU legal organisation in the field of FDI, not to the exclusion of anyone with a broad interest in EU law. Furthermore, the book will serve as a useful guide and essential reading for scholars and professionals alike with a deep interest in understanding the evolution of EU legal integration and the principles underlying the European international economic order in the field of FDI. It goes without saying that Strik's book will serve as a valuable contribution to the literature for which he should be de duly commended. -- Natasha A. Georgiou Yearbook of European Law
Strik's study...is a welcome addition to a field of law that is rapidly changing...He covers a broad spectrum of issues and highlights that a truly Single European Market in the field of direct investment 'seems to be some way from the current state of affairs' -- Markus Burgstaller The Journal of World Investment & Trade
Author Information
Philip Strik is a Legal Adviser in the EU law team in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands and a member of its Diplomatic Service. He obtained a PhD in European Law at the University of Cambridge on a Gates Scholarship and holds masters degrees in International Relations (MPhil) from the University of Oxford and in European Law (LLM) from the University of Leiden.
