Latin American Investment Protections
Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States and Counsel
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Latin American Investment Protections provides a unique country-by-country discussion of legal protections, dispute resolution and arbitration relating to foreign investment in Latin America. Topics include relevant local laws, legal stability regimes (often overlooked), related State institutions, treaties for the protection of foreign investments, international arbitration and other dispute resolution mechanisms and foreign investment disputes involving investment in Latin America. Featuring chapters surveying 18 countries and prepared by a field of leading experts, Latin American Investment Protections is tailored to investors, host States, legal practitioners and academics alike, providing a comprehensive overview of the field.
Review:
The book will be an ideal first port-of-call for detailed and accessible information on a particular country's investment protection and dispute resolution framework, its track record in investment disputes and a useful aid for making comparisons. It offers a unique analysis of legal frameworks and case precedents demonstrating how investment protections have evolved in the region, and is sure to interest corporate representatives, policymakers, transactional and disputes-focused counsel, non-governmental organisations, arbitral institutions, academics and all interested in the past, present and future of Latin America. - Clifford Hendel, Global Arbitration Review
Review:
The book will be an ideal first port-of-call for detailed and accessible information on a particular country's investment protection and dispute resolution framework, its track record in investment disputes and a useful aid for making comparisons. It offers a unique analysis of legal frameworks and case precedents demonstrating how investment protections have evolved in the region, and is sure to interest corporate representatives, policymakers, transactional and disputes-focused counsel, non-governmental organisations, arbitral institutions, academics and all interested in the past, present and future of Latin America. - Clifford Hendel, Global Arbitration Review