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Cambridge University Press The WTO and International Investment Law
Book SynopsisJürgen Kurtz addresses the growing connections between international trade and investment law, proposing a theoretically grounded and doctrinally tractable framework to understand the deepening relationship between them. This book also offers reform ideas and possibilities, which will be of interest to treaty negotiators and other government officials.Trade Review'Professor Kurtz's book is a stimulating and evocative treatment of a field of contemporary and growing importance. His thorough scholarship impresses, and his analysis and insight both inform and challenge. This is a very important work.' Donald McRae, Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies'The WTO and International Investment Law by Professor Jürgen Kurtz is without a doubt the most comprehensive and thorough study to date of the evolving relationship between international trade law and international investment law. It is magisterial in its scope, covering a broad range of international disputes (within the World Trade Organization) and relevant investor-state arbitrations. It engages with both trade law, and investment protection law, each on its own terms, with a fluency of discourse that will surely be appreciated by scholars and practitioners in both fields … [It] will be the standard against which all academic forays into this area of regime interaction will be measured.' Tomer Broude, Jerusalem Review of Legal Studies'Without doubt, this book is a comprehensive and stimulating study by an expert in both fields that will deepen understanding of the relationship between trade and investment. The author masterfully brings together discourses that are taking place between scholars and practitioners in each regime but frequently in relative isolation from each other.' Rhea T. Hoffmann, European Journal of International Law'… remarkable for the richness of its approach, covering both black letter law and doctrine as well as the conceptual and historical context of the converging, overlapping and still diverging systems - which makes for a book valuable even to those outside the immediate fields treated.' Joseph Weiler, European Journal of International Law'This is a challenging and inspiring book, with powerful arguments that will set the benchmark for future discussions on the relationship between WTO law and international investment law, their cross-fertilization and convergence, cross-inspiration and the borrowing of institutions, rules, interpretive methods and arguments.' Catherine Titi, Common Market Law Review'The WTO and International Investment Law offers the reader an intriguing picture of the current state of international investment law … highly recommended reading for everyone interested in the current as well as the future development of international investment law.' Ondřej Svoboda, Czech Yearbook of Public & Private International LawTable of Contents1. Introduction; 2. History; 3. National treatment; 4. Science as a common proxy for rational regulation; 5. Common exceptions and derogations; 6. Dispute settlement; 7. Conclusion.
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Disruption Books Judging Iran: A Memoir of The Hague, The White
Book SynopsisFrom a divided Berlin to the Hague, the Reagan White House, Nigeria, the forests of Costa Rica, and more, Judge Charles N. Brower shares a personal history of a life spent at the forefront of international justice— and a case for the role of law in preserving global peace.A judge of the Iran– United States Claims Tribunal for four decades, Charles N. Brower is an internationally recognized leader in arbitration and has handled cases on six continents. With quick wit and a keen eye for adventure, he takes readers on a tour of his extraordinary career.As a young lawyer fresh from Harvard, Brower quickly made partner at a Wall Street firm. After just four months, however, he left the expected path to join the U.S. State Department, embarking on a career that put him in the thick of Cold War Europe and led to a lifelong focus on international law. Brower’ s drive carried him around the world and to the heart of our most pressing issues, including human rights, environmentalism, globalization, and governmental ethics. He eventually became the most-appointed American judge ad hoc of the International Court of Justice at the Hague, a tenure interrupted only by his time as an advisor to President Ronald Reagan at the height of the Iran– Contra scandal. At each stop, Brower encountered criminals and victims, advocates and miscreants, especially at the Iran– United States Claims Tribunal, where heated disagreements between judges once erupted into physical violence. Judging Iran is a frank insider account of the highest echelons of international law. As an active judge to this day, Brower offers a nuanced history of modern arbitration between nations, from our earliest concept of international law to today’ s efforts for justice. And, as a global citizen, he argues that the law is essential in our work for peace. Table of ContentsIntroduction: The World That Sues Together Hews TogetherChapter One: Street Fighting ManChapter Two: Might Makes RightChapter Three: Rug-Pulls, Investments, & ShakedownsChapter Four: How To Sue A StateChapter Five: The Iran ConnectionChapter Six: Judging Iran, Part IChapter Seven: Judging Iran, Part IIChapter Eight: Iran-Contra: What Reagan KnewChapter Nine: Of Parasites & Lousy LoansChapter Ten: Suing SaddamChapter Eleven: Judging Iran, Part IIIChapter Twelve: International Arbitrator, Part IChapter Thirteen: International Arbitrator, Part IIChapter Fourteen: Human RightsChapter Fifteen: The Future
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