Investment Protection Standards and the Rule of Law

1: August Reinisch and Stephan W. Schill: Investment Protection Standards and the Rule of Law: An Introduction Part I: Standards of Treatment as Rule of Law Demands for Domestic Regulatory Action 2: Martins Paparinskis: The Rule of Law and Fair and Equitable Treatment 3: Caroline Henckels: Legitimate Expectations and the Rule of Law in International Investment Law 4: Marc Bungenberg: (Direct and Indirect) Expropriation and the Rule of Law 5: Sebastián Mantilla Blanco: Full Protection and Security and the Rule of Law 6: Elizabeth Whitsitt: International Investment Law's Non-Discrimination Norms and the Rule of Law 7: Manjiao Chi: Regulatory Transparency in International Investment Law: From an Investment Protection Requirement to a Rule-of-Law Requirement Part II: Standards of Treatment as Interfaces between International and Domestic Rule of Law 8: Ursula Kriebaum: Rule of Law Demands and the Domestic Judiciary: Denial of Justice, Judicial Expropriation, Effective Means 9: Arnaud de Nanteuil: Umbrella Clauses and the Rule of Law 10: Velimir Zivkovic: The Use of Investment Treaty Standards to Enforce Other International Legal Regimes and Domestic Law 11: Martin A. Jarrett: Legality Requirements: Managing the Tension between the Domestic and the International Rule of Law Part III: Rule of Law Concerns in Substantive Standards of Treatment 12: Julian Arato: Two Moralities of Consistency 13: Esmé Shirlow: The Rule of Law, Standards of Review, and the Separation of Powers 14: Steffen Hindelang, Patricia Sarah Stöbener de Mora, and Niels Lachmann: Risking the Rule of Law? The Relationship between Substantive Investment Protection Standards, Human Rights and Sustainable Development 15: Susan L. Karamanian: International Investment Agreements, Investor Obligations, and the Rule of Law 16: Krista Nadakavukaren Schefer: Domestic Investors, the Rule of Law, and Equality 17: Mavluda Sattorova: The Impact of Investment Protection Standards on the Rule of Law: Strengthening or Weakening the Domestic Rule of Law?