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An Economic Analysis Of Bilateral Investment Treaties 2011th Edition Jan Peter Sasse

Name: An Economic Analysis Of Bilateral Investment Treaties 2011th Edition Jan Peter Sasse
SKU: BELL-4450228
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An Economic Analysis Of Bilateral Investment Treaties 2011th Edition Jan Peter Sasse instant download after payment.

Publisher: Gabler Verlag

File Extension: PDF

File size: 3.05 MB

Pages: 239

Author: Jan Peter Sasse

ISBN: 9783834927569, 3834927562

Language: English

Year: 2011

Edition: 2011

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An Economic Analysis Of Bilateral Investment Treaties 2011th Edition Jan Peter Sasse by Jan Peter Sasse 9783834927569, 3834927562 instant download after payment.

Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs) are an important instrument for the protection of foreign direct investment (FDI). However, compared to international trade law, international investment law has so far received only little research attention from an economic point of view. By applying a law and economics approach, Jan Peter Sasse provides a systematic analysis of the way BITs function. He explains why BITs are more than just a signal, how they relate to institutional competition as well as to institutional quality and why transparency is international investment arbitration is hard to achieve and may even detrimental.