The indirect expropriation of foreign investors
331 The indirect expropriation of foreign investors Abstract International trade has been booming among various types of states for several millennia. The development of international trade is influenced not only by these types of states, but also by the
Poništiak, Ondrej
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Indirect Expropriation and its Valuation in the BIT Generation [PDF]
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Sloane, Robert D.
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One of the most notorious dilemmas of international rules on the protection of foreign investment is how to decrease the tension between a state’s regulatory freedom and private property rights in addressing indirect expropriation.
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Investment tribunals and scholars alike have been struggling to identify reliable criteria to distinguish the exercise of regulatory powers from indirect expropriation. The distinction is crucial, as only indirect expropriation requires compensation. The
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