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International investment law is a complex and rapidly evolving field. One of the most significant developments in recent years has been the increasing role of public actors in this area. This book examines the role of public actors in international investment law. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework governing the relationship between states, investors, and other public actors, and explores the challenges and opportunities that arise from this complex relationship.

Public Actors in International Investment Law (European Yearbook of International Economic Law)

by Catharine Titi

5 out of 5

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The Role of States

States are the primary actors in international investment law. They have the power to regulate foreign investment, and they are responsible for protecting the rights of investors. However, states are not the only actors in this field. Other public actors, such as international organizations and subnational governments, also play an important role.

International organizations can play a variety of roles in international investment law. They can provide technical assistance to states, promote investment, and resolve disputes between investors and states. Subnational governments can also play an important role in attracting and regulating foreign investment.

The Role of Investors

Investors are the other primary actors in international investment law. They have the right to invest their money in other countries, and they are entitled to protection from discrimination and expropriation. However, investors do not have unlimited rights. They must comply with the laws of the host country, and they may be held liable for any damage they cause.

The Relationship Between States, Investors, and Other Public Actors

The relationship between states, investors, and other public actors is complex and constantly evolving. There are a number of challenges that arise from this complex relationship, including:

The need to balance the rights of investors with the rights of states
The need to ensure that foreign investment is sustainable and does not harm the environment or local communities
The need to resolve disputes between investors and states in a fair and efficient manner

The Future of Public Actors in International Investment Law

The role of public actors in international investment law is likely to continue to grow in the years to come. This is due to a number of factors, including the increasing globalization of the economy, the growing importance of foreign investment, and the increasing awareness of the need for sustainable development.

As the role of public actors in international investment law continues to grow, it is important to ensure that this relationship is managed in a way that benefits all stakeholders. This will require cooperation between states, investors, and other public actors, as well as a commitment to transparency, accountability, and the rule of law.

Public actors play an increasingly important role in international investment law. This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the legal framework governing the relationship between states, investors, and other public actors, and explores the challenges and opportunities that arise from this complex relationship. It is a valuable resource for anyone interested in this important field of law.

Public Actors in International Investment Law (European Yearbook of International Economic Law)

by Catharine Titi

5 out of 5