Titlebook: Asia‘s Changing International Investment Regime; Sustainability, Regi Julien Chaisse,Tomoko Ishikawa,Sufian Jusoh Book 2017 Springer Nature

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Reforming the International Investment Regime: Two Challengesage the flow of substantially higher amounts of sustainable foreign direct investment (i.e., investment that makes a maximum contribution to development) and how to bring about a more widely accepted dispute-settlement approach?through the creation of an?Advisory Centre on International Investment L

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Investment Protection and Host State’s Right to Regulate in the Indian Model Bilateral Investment Trprotection) with host country’s right to regulate (regulation). In view of this, many countries have adopted new bilateral investment treaty (BIT) practice aimed at ensuring that foreign investment is protected from arbitrary state action without undermining the ability of host states to regulate in

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China’s Regulation of Foreign Direct Investmente the global leader in foreign direct investment [FDI] within a decade. Consistent with these developments, China is increasingly liberalizing its Bilateral Investment Treaties [BITS]. It is also granting a greater range of protections to foreign investors. What is unclear is whether these developme

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China-Japan-Korea Trilateral Investment Treaty: Implications for Future Investment Negotiations in Aina and Japan, it is investment, not trade nor tariff that has been the central issue, amongst all negotiation items in economic agreements. The principal reason why Japan joins these agreements is not trade liberalization, but to secure non-discriminatory investment liberalization, including prohib

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‘One Belt, One Road’: China’s New Strategy and Its Impact on FDIncing the connectivity of policy, transport, trade, currency and the heart of people; in October, President Xi clearly put forward that China is committed to enhance the connectivity with ASEAN and willing to develop marine cooperative partnership with ASEAN, jointly building the 21st Century Marine

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The Future of Investor-State Arbitration: Revising the Rules?t disputes. Overall, about 21% of all known investment disputes involve Asian states. Several authors predict an increasing number of disputes involving Asian actors in the future. While arbitration remains the preferred dispute resolution mechanism for resolving investor-state disputes, a number of

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Investor-State Dispute Settlement (ISDS) Cases in the Asia-Pacific Region—The Recordts has recently been a matter of serious debate and it remains a topic dealt under close scrutiny amongst policy-makers. This chapter provides a detailed analysis of the ISDS cases involving countries in the Asia-Pacific region. It points out which countries are most actively involved, a sectoral an

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Breaking the Market Dominance of ICSID? An Assessment of the Likelihood of Institutional Competitionn in Asian policy circles—from a law and economics angle, conceptualizing investment arbitration in market terms. We argue that, given the current market dominance of the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), the emergence of competition from Asia or from somewhere else

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