Introduction: The Structural Analysis of International Investment Law 1. The Meaning of 'Investment' in the ICSID Convention 2. The Legal Impact of Notifications Under Article 25(4) of the ICSID Convention 3. The Role of an Investment Arbitrator and the Use of Non-Binding Documents and Literature in Investment Arbitration 4. The Minimum Standard of Treatment and the Protection of Investors During an Armed Conflict 5. The History and Development of the Most-Favoured Nation Clause 6. The Operation of the Most-Favoured Nation Clause in International Investment Law 7. Dispute Resolution Procedures and the Favourability of Treatment Under a Most-Favoured Nation Clause
Biography
Tony Cole is Senior Lecturer at Brunel Law School and Director of the Brunel Centre for the study of Arbitration and Cross-Border Investment. He works primarily in international arbitration and international investment law, and authors the blog A Canon for Arbitration and Investment Law.
