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Author: Federico Ortino (Reader of International Economic Law, Reader of International Economic Law, King's College London)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Imprint: Oxford University Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.90cm
, Height: 1.90cm
, Length: 23.70cm
Weight: 0.498kg
ISBN: 9780198842637
ISBN 10: 0198842635
Pages: 210
Publication Date: 24 December 2019
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: To order
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Reviews
[B]y scrutinizing each case in its chronological and factual context, the author has done a fine job in illustrating the intricate differences between the stances taken by tribunals ... With his careful examination of recent invest treaty practice, the author has found several ways by which drafters can effectively curtail uncertainties surrounding certain terms in the BIT. It is safe to conclude that the book is a valuable contribution that would benefit treaty drafters and scholars alike. As this book provides concise factual background and detailed analysis of the legal arguments made by each tribunal, it can also assist practitioners in finding favourable cases and spotting unfavourable ones. * Kai-chieh Chan, Paris 2 Pantheon-Assas University, Journal of World Investment & Trade *
[B]y scrutinizing each case in its chronological and factual context, the author has done a fine job in illustrating the intricate differences between the stances taken by tribunals ... With his careful examination of recent invest treaty practice, the author has found several ways by which drafters can effectively curtail uncertainties surrounding certain terms in the BIT. It is safe to conclude that the book is a valuable contribution that would benefit treaty drafters and scholars alike. As this book provides concise factual background and detailed analysis of the legal arguments made by each tribunal, it can also assist practitioners in finding favourable cases and spotting unfavourable ones. * Kai-chieh Chan, Paris 2 Panth´eon-Assas University, Journal of World Investment & Trade *
[B]y scrutinizing each case in its chronological and factual context, the author has done a fine job in illustrating the intricate differences between the stances taken by tribunals ... With his careful examination of recent invest treaty practice, the author has found several ways by which drafters can effectively curtail uncertainties surrounding certain terms in the BIT. It is safe to conclude that the book is a valuable contribution that would benefit treaty drafters and scholars alike. As this book provides concise factual background and detailed analysis of the legal arguments made by each tribunal, it can also assist practitioners in finding favourable cases and spotting unfavourable ones. * Kai-chieh Chan, Paris 2 Panth'eon-Assas University, Journal of World Investment & Trade *
Author Information
Federico Ortino is Reader of International Economic Law at King's College London and a Consultant to Clifford Chance, specialising in international trade and investment law. He is a member of the ILA Committee on The Rule of Law and International Investment Law; member of the Executive Council (and former co-treasurer) of the Society of International Economic Law; member of the E15 Task Force on Investment Policy; and consultative member of the Investment Treaty Forum.
