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Transnational Dispute Management

The network for international arbitration, mediation and ADR, international investment law and Transnational Dispute Management

Transnational Dispute Management

The network for international arbitration, mediation and ADR, international investment law and Transnational Dispute Management

TDM 3 (2017)

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One Belt One Road Initiative ("OBOR")

Editorial

One Belt One Road Initiative ("OBOR"): Editorial

M. Ahmad, World Trade Advisors
J. Chaisse, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong
T. Cheng, Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre
M. Chi, Law School, Xiamen University
J. Górski, UCL Australia

China

One Belt One Road ("OBOR") Roadmaps: The Legal and Policy Frameworks

D.J. Lewis, University of San Francisco School of Management
D. Moise, Public International Law Advisory Group

It is not the end of History: The Financing Institutions of the Belt and Road Initiative and the Bretton Woods System

M.A. Carrai, Leuven Centre for Global Governance Studies, KU Leuven

The Effect of the "Belt and Road Initiative" on along Countries' Employment

Y. LU, China Institute for WTO Studies, University of International Business and Economics
Y. JIA, School of International Trade and Economics, University of International Business and Economics
X. TU, China Institute for WTO Studies, University of International Business and Economics

One Belt, One Road Initiative into a New Regional Trade Agreement: Implication to the WTO Dispute Settlement System

S. Kang, Seoul Semiconductor

The International Investment Agreement Network under the "One Belt One Road" Initiative

A.C. Dai, White & Case LLP

Bumps in The Road: Identifying Gaps in China's Belt and Road Treaty Network

M. Hodgson, Allen & Overy LLP
A. Bryan, Allen & Overy LLP

Paving the Silk Road BIT by BIT: An Analysis of Investment Protection for Chinese Infrastructure Projects Under the Belt & Road Initiative

H. LAI, University of Washington School of Law
G.M. Lentner, Danube University Krems, Stanford Law School

The Role of State-Owned Investors and Chinese Investments in Europe: The Implication of the China-EU BIT

W. YIN, Durham Law School, Durham University

Infrastructure Investments: Port, Rail, and International Economic Rules

K.C. Li, World Trade Advisors
J. Chaisse, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong Kong

"Unimpeded Trade" in Central Asia - A Trade Facilitation Challenge

Some Considerations on the Civil, Commercial and Investment Dispute Settlement Mechanisms between China and the Other Belt and Road Countries

W. ZHU, Institute of West Asian and African Studies, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS)

Energy Dispute Settlement and the One Belt One Road Initiative ("OBOR")

S. MA, Beijing Arbitration Commission / Beijing International Arbitration Center (BAC/BIAC)

When Yes means Yes: Free, Prior & Informed Consent in "One Belt One Road" Projects in the context of Transnational Investment Law and Arbitration

A. Aseeva, Faculté de Droit, Université Catholique de Lille / EU Law, Law & Tax Department, HEC Paris
K.L. YIP, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva

National Security Review of Chinese Foreign Direct Investment ("FDI") into the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf ("GCC"): Challenges and Opportunities

B.H. Malkawi, University of Sharjah
J. Slawotsky, Radzyner Law School

China-Pakistan Economic Corridor ("CPEC") Dispute Resolution Mechanism

Y. TAN, CBRISK
M.S. Javaid, The Law Chamber

China's Maritime Silk Road and the Future of African Arbitration

A. Osman, Gowling WLG

The Energy Charter Treaty and Central Asia: Setting an International Standard for Energy-Related Disputes

M. Bun, McGill University, Faculty of Law

Central and Eastern Europe, Group 16+1 and One Belt One Road: The Case of 2016 Sino-Polish Comprehensive Strategic Partnership

J. Górski, UCL Australia