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Genre/Form: | Llibres electrònics |
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Material Type: | Document, Internet resource |
Document Type: | Internet Resource, Computer File |
All Authors / Contributors: |
Angelos Dimopoulos |
OCLC Number: | 804671486 |
Notes: | Descripció del recurs: 30 gen. 2012. |
Description: | 1 online resource (1 recurs electrònic (XXXVII, 375 p.)) |
Contents: | PART I: THE CONCEPTUAL AND NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK OF EU FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ; 1. The Origins, Definition, and Scope of EU Foreign Investment Law ; PART II: THE SCOPE, CONTENT, AND OBJECTIVES OF EU FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ; 2. EU Competence Over Foreign Investment ; 3. Conclusion and Content of EU International Investment Agreements ; 4. The Exercise of EU Competence Over Foreign Investment: The Principles and Objectives of EU Foreign Investment Law ; PART III: LEGAL EFFECTS OF EU FOREIGN INVESTMENT LAW ; 5. International Law Effects of EU IIAs ; 6. EU Law Effects of EU Foreign Investment Law ; 7. Conclusions |
Responsibility: | Angelos Dimopoulos. |
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One has to congratulate Angelos Dimopoulos on his book EU Foreign Investment Law. Having been the pioneer in this area, accomplishing a rather complete and comprehensive analysis of this topic at an early stage of the EU's activities, the book leaves few areas of this new terrain unexplored. * Christoph J. Schewe, The Journal of World Investment and Trade * It is Dimopoulos's great achievement to have established EU foreign investment law as an independent field of EU law and policy and to have analysed its conceptual and normative framework in a comprehensive fashion. His book will therefore outlive the current struggles between Brussels, Berlin, Paris, The Hague and elsewhere, and provide guidance to future investment law policy-makers in the European Union. * Dr Stephan Schill, European Law Review * His book, (which is based on his PhD thesis supervised by Marise Cremona at the European University Institute in Florence), is an impressive, meticulously researched, well structured, clearly written, and argumentatively convincing account of what has to be understood as an independent field of EU law- and policy-making worthy of close scholarly attention. * Dr. Stephan Schill, European Law Review * ...he deals with the problems of the field in an abstract and principled manner and places them into a larger analytical framework that elucidates the constitutional background for EU foreign investment law and policy. His book...will also serve as the foundation of a new field of scholarly research and will inspire a whole generation of EU foreign investment lawyers. * Dr Stephan Schill, European Law Review * Angelos Dimopouloss book, iEU Foreign Investment Lawr, is an impressive attempt at a thorough analysis of the issues raised by the new competence on FDI, both in terms of normative background and of potential impact on present and future BITs. * Rita Mota, Yearbook of European Law * Read more...

