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Title Research handbook on environment and investment law / edited by Kate Miles (Fellow and Lecturer in Law, Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, UK).

Published Northampton, MA : Edward Elgar Pub., 2019.

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Physical description 1 online resource (576 pages).
Series Research handbooks in environmental law
Research handbooks in environmental law.
Notes Includes index.
Contents Contents: 1. International investment law and the environment: introduction / Kate Miles -- Part I. Environmental issues and investment law -- 2. Foreign investment and the environment in international law: current trends / Jorge E. Viñuales -- 3. Sustainable development and international investment law / Andrea K. Bjorklund -- 4. Water and investment / Ursula Kriebaum -- 5. Combating climate change through the promotion of green investment: from Kyoto to Paris without regime-specific dispute settlement of climate change and investment law and policy / Freya Baetens -- 6. International investment law and biodiversity / Anastasia Telesetsky -- 7. Environment and human rights in an investment law frame / Elliot Luke -- Part II. Disputes, procedure and practice in the field -- 8. Treatment standards in environment-related investor-state disputes / Chester Brown and Domenico Cucinotta -- 9. Procedural issues and innovations in environment-related investor-state disputes / Judith Levine and Nicola Peart -- 10. Use of science in environment-related investor-state arbitration / Jacqueline Peel -- 11. Green multilateralism: 'mega FTAs' and the changing interface between environmental regulation and investment protection / Sam Luttrell -- 12. Does the green economy need investor-state dispute settlement? / Kyla Tienhaara -- Part III. Regional perspectives -- 13. Going green?: the evolution of environmental provisions in India's investment treaties / Romesh Weeramantry and Montse Ferrer -- 14. Stabilisation clauses in long-term investment contracts in the energy sector in Africa / Sotonye Frank -- 15. Environmental concerns and China's international investment agreements / Danni Liang -- 16. Balancing economic objectives and environmental considerations in new EU investment agreements: a brave new world? / Rumiana Yotova -- 17. Investment claims against Latin American states: environmental protection and the applicable law / Gabriel Bottini and Eliza Méndez Bräutigam -- Part IV. Identity, critique and conceptualisation -- 18. Environment, foreign investment and gender / Rachel J. Anderson -- 19. Natural resources and indigenous cultural heritage in international investment law and arbitration / Valentina Vadi -- 20. Local communities, environment and development: the case of oil and gas investment in Africa / Ibironke Odumosu-Ayanu -- 21. Socially and environmentally responsible investment / Benjamin J. Richardson -- Index.
Summary This Research Handbook examines one of the most dynamic areas of public international law: the interaction between environmental law and policy and international investment law. The multiplicity of forms that interaction takes is the core theme of this Research Handbook. The contributors are drawn from a variety of legal backgrounds to give a well-rounded view of this complex relationship. Taking a thematic approach, this Research Handbook provides analysis on key issues in the environment-investment nexus, including freshwater resources, climate, biodiversity and sustainable development. The expert contributors unpack the complexities of this field of research through investigating regional experiences, assessing practices and procedures, and offering innovative approaches and new critical perspectives on the issues involved. The Research Handbook demonstrates that the exact nature of the relationship between environmental law and investment law is still evolving and, in so doing, indicates directions for future research. This timely Research Handbook will be of great interest to scholars who are researching the interactions between environmental law, international investment law and sustainable development. More widely, those with a research interest in public international law will find this to be a compelling reference tool.
Notes Description based on print record.
Other author Miles, Kate, 1971- editor.
Edward Elgar Publishing, publisher.
Subject Environmental law.
Investments, Foreign (International law)
Sustainable development.
Electronic books.
ISBN 9781784714635 (e-book)

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