International Investment Law: An Overview of Key Concepts and Methodology

T.W. Wälde (†)
Wälde (†), Thomas

Article from: TDM 4 (2007), in New Aspects of International Investment Law - Research Seminar, Hague Academy of International Law

Introduction[1]

This report complements and further develops the report of the French Session by Philippe Kahn. It focuses on investment arbitration, i.e. the resolution of investment disputes between a private investor and a host state by arbitration. International investment law, a now distinct category of international economic law, has emerged slowly over the centuries: Rooted in the international law protection of aliens, exercised by their home states, it is in theory primarily based on treaties. Treaties have as a rule provided quite general standards for treating aliens and now the ...

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T.W. Wälde (†); "International Investment Law: An Overview of Key Concepts and Methodology"
TDM 4 (2007), www.transnational-dispute-management.com

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