In-depth
Investment Treaty Arbitration
Editor:
Barton Legum
In-Depth: Investment Treaty Arbitration (formerly The Investment Treaty Arbitration Review) fulfils an essential function. Updated every year, it provides a current perspective on a quickly evolving topic. Organised by topic rather than by jurisdiction, it allows readers to access rapidly not only the most recent developments on a given subject – from jurisdictional and procedural issues to damages and much more – but also the debate that led to and the context behind those developments.
Overviews
Part I: Jurisdiction
Part II: Admissibility and Procedural Issues
- Admissibility
- Bifurcation
- Objection of Manifest Lack of Legal Merit of Claims under the ICSID Arbitration Rules
-
Provisional Measures By Boxun Yin
- Challenges to Arbitrators under the ICSID Convention and Rules
- Fraud Corruption and Illegal Investments
- Selection of Arbitrators in Investment Arbitration
Part III: Practical and Systemic Issues
Part IV: Substantive Protections
Part V: Damages
- Compensation for Expropriation
- Damages for Violations other than Expropriation
- The Discounted Cash Flow Method of Valuing Damages in Arbitration
- Causation
- The Valuation of Energy Assets in Times of War-Like Conflicts
- Choosing the appropriate approach for loss assessments
- Beyond DCF: Capturing the Value of Management Flexibility
- The Determination of Financial Interest Rates in Investment Arbitration
- Assessing Country Risk in International Arbitration: Evolving Expectations for Expert Evidence