This volume collects twenty-two essays by prominent practitioners with substantial experience in investment arbitration law. The topics they cover encompass such issues as the following:
- . the political and economic reasons behind the creation of the ICSID;
- . admissibility and jurisdiction;
- . ICSID vis-à-vis bilateral investment treaties;
- . States'' concerns about the ''partiality'' of arbitrators in favour of investors;
- . applicable laws under the ICSID Convention;
- . fact-finding rules;
- . conflicting interpretations of ICSID Convention provisions;
- . interaction of foreign investment and economic development;
- . value of ICSID awards in the light of EU law;
- . annulment of ICSID awards;
- . effects of denunciation (Boli via, Ecuador, Venezuela) and non-contracting States (Russia, Brazil, India );
- . attribution of conduct of State-owned enterprises (SOEs);
- . counterclaims;
- . guarantees against political risk; and
- . allocation of costs.
As a detailed response to the question whether ICSID has contributed as promised to an improvement in the investment climate and promoted the flow of private foreign capital - and as an assessment of the present and future feasibility of the ICSID system for the resolution of investment disputes by arbitration and conciliation - this book has no peers. Considering the current crisis of investment law, the book''s immediate value not only to investors and their counsel but also to practitioners and academics in the field of investment law and arbitration and public international law cannot be overstated.
Dr Crina Baltag is the author of Kluwer''s 2012 book The energy Charter Treaty: The Notion of Investor and the Associate Editor of Kluwer Arbitration Blog.
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