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International Investment Law in Latin America / Derecho Internacional De Las Inversiones En America Latina

Problems and Prospects / Problemas y Perspectivas

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In the bilingual volume, a regional perspective on international investment law is provided, focusing on one of the world's most dynamic areas. Latin America has historically maintained an ambivalent relationship with this branch of law, and recent criticisms have raised questions about its legitimacy. The authors, distinguished scholars in the field, analyze ongoing trends and draw lessons from the continent's past experiences. They also identify potential solutions to the significant challenges currently faced by the region. By bringing together insights from both Latin American and international experts, the volume offers a comprehensive examination of the complexities surrounding international investment law in Latin America, reflecting on its evolution and the pressing issues that arise within this context. The work aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the legal landscape and foster discussions on how to navigate the future of investment law in the region.

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International Investment Law in Latin America / Derecho Internacional De Las Inversiones En America Latina, Attila Tanzi, Rodrigo Polanco Lazo, Paolo Turrini, Alessandra Asteriti

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2016
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Title
International Investment Law in Latin America / Derecho Internacional De Las Inversiones En America Latina
Subtitle
Problems and Prospects / Problemas y Perspectivas
Language
English
Released
2016
Format
Hardcover
Pages
870
ISBN10
9004311467
ISBN13
9789004311466
Series
Description
In the bilingual volume, a regional perspective on international investment law is provided, focusing on one of the world's most dynamic areas. Latin America has historically maintained an ambivalent relationship with this branch of law, and recent criticisms have raised questions about its legitimacy. The authors, distinguished scholars in the field, analyze ongoing trends and draw lessons from the continent's past experiences. They also identify potential solutions to the significant challenges currently faced by the region. By bringing together insights from both Latin American and international experts, the volume offers a comprehensive examination of the complexities surrounding international investment law in Latin America, reflecting on its evolution and the pressing issues that arise within this context. The work aims to contribute to a deeper understanding of the legal landscape and foster discussions on how to navigate the future of investment law in the region.