Titlebook: An Economic Analysis of Bilateral Investment Treaties; Jan Peter Sasse Book 2011 Gabler Verlag | Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, Wiesb

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,Staatsautorit?t und Rechtsautorit?t,nvestment to the signatory state, the economic analysis of law has so far only barely been applied to BITs. The decisive question in this context is why BITs function given that international law is weak and lacks a supranational authority with coercive power. Further, how do litigation costs, damag

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Interesse und Rechtsbewusstsein,investment has been termed institutional competition. Bilateral Investment Treaties have so far not been directly discussed in light of the different theories of institutional competition. However, the famous . thesis as put forward by Guzman (1998) and the literature based on this article can be su

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Interesse und Rechtsbewusstsein,ost important source of external finance for developing countries. However, FDI is vulnerable to opportunistic behaviour once the MNE has sunk the investment. This phenomenon can be understood as a time inconsistency problem countries face or can, in game-theoretic terms, be translated into a trust