Yearbook on International Investment Law & Policy 2012-2013

Submission Policy Contributors Foreword by Karl P. Sauvant Preface by the Editorial Committee Part One 1. Trends in FDI, Home Country Measures and Competitive Neutrality Karl P. Sauvant, Persephone Economou, Ksenia Gal, Shawn Lim, and Witold P. Wilinski 2. International Investment Law and Arbitration: 2012 in Review Ian A. Laird, Borzu Sabahi, Frédéric G. Sourgens, Nicholas J. Birch, and Kabir Duggal 3. Trends in International Investment Agreements, 2011-2012: A Review of Trends and New Approaches Lise Johnson and Lisa Sachs Part Two SYMPOSIUM ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW: BRIDGING THE DIVIDE Symposium on International Investment Law and Sustainable Development Lise Johnson and Rahim Moloo 4. International Investment Law and Sustainable Development: Bridging the Unsustainable Divide Rahim Moloo and Jenny J. Chao 5. Balancing Investment Protection and Sustainable Development in Investor-State Arbitration: The Role of Deference Caroline Henckels 6. International Investment Law as International Development Law Stephan W. Schill 7. Labor Provisions in International Investment Agreements: Prospects for Sustainable Development Vid Prislan and Ruben Zandvliet 8. International Investment Law, Renewable Energy, and National Policy-making: On "Green" Discrimination, Double Regulatory Squeeze, and the Law of Exceptions Mavluda Sattorova 9. Regulatory Expropriation Claims in International Investment Arbitration: A Bridge Too Far? Alessandra Asteriti Part Three GENERAL ARTICLES 10. International Law, Whether You Like It or Not: An Analysis of Arbitral Tribunal Practice Regarding the Applicable Law in Deciding State Contracts Disputes under the ICSID Convention in the Twenty-First Century Patrick Dumberry and Jacob Stone 11. The Role of Municipal Laws in Investment Arbitration Hernando Diaz-Candia 12. The Status of State-Controlled Entities under International Investment Agreements Jo En Low 13. The United States and the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) David A. Gantz 14. The New 2012 U.S. Model BIT: Staying the Course Paolo Di Rosa and Dawn Y. Yamane Hewett 15. The Regulation of Foreign Directive Investment in Bolivia: Some Current Challenges Björn Arp Part Four Special Section WINNING MEMORIALS FROM THE 2012 FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT INTERNATIONAL MOOT COMPETITION (FDIMOOT) 16. Winning Claimant Memorial: Nalsar University of Law, Hyderabad 17. Winning Respondent Memorial: Saint-Petersburg State University