Selon un article publié sur le site village-justice.com, les entreprise cherche Docteurs ! Longtemps, les docteurs ont été boudés par les entreprises. On aurait pu craindre que, la crise aidant, le désamour entre les profils « académiques » et le monde des affaires s’amplifie. Il n’en est rien et l’idée bien ancrée selon laquelle la recherche universitaire évoluerait dans une sphère déconnectée de la réalité semble avoir fait long feu ! (pour en savoir plus)
Image : Fronton de la bibliothèque nationale du Cambodge
Thursday, December 19, 2013
Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Cambodian Yearbook of Comparative Legal Studies, Vol. 2, 2011.
EDITORIAL NOTES p.i
(ARTICLES)
LAND REFORMS AND LAND LEGISLATION IN CAMBODIA p.1
Nhean So Munin
“PROPERTY ENTAILS OBLIGATIONS”: LAND AND PROPERTY LAW IN GERMANY
– PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE p.29
Fabian Thiel
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL LAND LAW SYSTEM IN
JAPAN AND CURRENT CHALLENGES IN MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE USE
OF LAND RESOURCES p.69
Kurumisawa Yoshiki
THE SEPARATION OF POWERS AND INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIAL POWER IN CAMBODIA p.83
Hor Peng
THE ROLE OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION IN PROMOTING DEMOCRACY, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN CAMBODIA p.97
Raymond Leos
(RECENT LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS)
RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF LAND LAW IN CAMBODIA: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF
BUILDINGS CO-OWNED BY CAMBODIANS AND FOREIGNERS p.125
Ly Chantola
THE SECURITIES ISSUERS IN CAMBODIAN LAWS p.141
Nhean Vannak
(SELECTED CSCL CONFERENCE PAPERS)
CHINESE PROPERTY LAW IN CHINA’S MARKET ECONOMY IN THE MAKING p.153
Shen Weixing
LAND LAW REFORM IN VIETNAM: ACHIEVEMENTS AND SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT p.169
Nguyen Quang Tuyen
(SHORT ARTICLES)
THE IMPLEMENTATOIN OF CAMBODIA’S LAWS ON LAND TENURE p.189
Hap Phalthy
TRADEMARK RIGHTS LIMITATIONS UNDER THE CAMBODIAN TRADEMARK LAW: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT p.199
Kork Boren
THE RIGHT TO ORGANIZE AND TO BARGAIN COLLECTIVELY IN CAMBODIA p.207
Ngim Sokrachany
A BRIEF LOOK ON THE NEW CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE OF CAMBODIA: A VIEW THROUGH ACADEMIC BINOCULARS p.217
Sar Senera
CHOOSING ARBITRATION FORUMS IN CAMBODIA: INSTITUTIONAL OR AD HOC ARBITRATION? p.223
Seng Hun
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EDITORIAL NOTES p.i
(ARTICLES)
LAND REFORMS AND LAND LEGISLATION IN CAMBODIA p.1
Nhean So Munin
“PROPERTY ENTAILS OBLIGATIONS”: LAND AND PROPERTY LAW IN GERMANY
– PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE p.29
Fabian Thiel
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE AGRICULTURAL LAND LAW SYSTEM IN
JAPAN AND CURRENT CHALLENGES IN MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABLE USE
OF LAND RESOURCES p.69
Kurumisawa Yoshiki
THE SEPARATION OF POWERS AND INDEPENDENCE OF JUDICIAL POWER IN CAMBODIA p.83
Hor Peng
THE ROLE OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION IN PROMOTING DEMOCRACY, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT IN CAMBODIA p.97
Raymond Leos
(RECENT LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS)
RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF LAND LAW IN CAMBODIA: THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF
BUILDINGS CO-OWNED BY CAMBODIANS AND FOREIGNERS p.125
Ly Chantola
THE SECURITIES ISSUERS IN CAMBODIAN LAWS p.141
Nhean Vannak
(SELECTED CSCL CONFERENCE PAPERS)
CHINESE PROPERTY LAW IN CHINA’S MARKET ECONOMY IN THE MAKING p.153
Shen Weixing
LAND LAW REFORM IN VIETNAM: ACHIEVEMENTS AND SOLUTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT p.169
Nguyen Quang Tuyen
(SHORT ARTICLES)
THE IMPLEMENTATOIN OF CAMBODIA’S LAWS ON LAND TENURE p.189
Hap Phalthy
TRADEMARK RIGHTS LIMITATIONS UNDER THE CAMBODIAN TRADEMARK LAW: ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT p.199
Kork Boren
THE RIGHT TO ORGANIZE AND TO BARGAIN COLLECTIVELY IN CAMBODIA p.207
Ngim Sokrachany
A BRIEF LOOK ON THE NEW CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE OF CAMBODIA: A VIEW THROUGH ACADEMIC BINOCULARS p.217
Sar Senera
CHOOSING ARBITRATION FORUMS IN CAMBODIA: INSTITUTIONAL OR AD HOC ARBITRATION? p.223
Seng Hun
Monday, December 16, 2013
Cambodian Yearbook of Comparative Legal Studies, Vol. 1, 2010.
EDITORIAL NOTES i
(ARTICLES)
EXTENDING THE REACH OF COMPARATIVE LEGAL STUDIES p.1
Kaino Michiatsu
CAMBODIAN CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS ON TREATIES: A STORY OF CONSTITUTIONAL EVOLUTION BEYOND RHETORIC p.9
Kuong Teilee
THE CONSTITUTION OF CAMBODIA AND THE RULE OF INTERPRETATION IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES p.25
Hor Peng
COMPARING THE CIVIL CODES AND THE CODES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ACROSS BORDERS: THE CASES OF JAPAN AND CAMBODIA p.37
Kamiki Atsushi
THE FREEDOM OF CONTRACTS AND THE AGRICULTURAL LAND SYSTEM: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF JAPAN AND FRANCE p.53
Harada Sumitaka
LAND LAW AND PLANING LAW IN CAMBODIA: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES p.71
Fabian Thiel
THE THEORY OF POST-MODERN AND THE PRINCIPLE OF “NULLUM CRIMEN, NULLA POENA SINE LEGE p.87
Adachi Masakatsu
DOMESTIC EXHAUSTION OF PATENT RIGHTS: A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ANALYSIS p.99
Phin Sovath
DOING BUSINESS IN DEVELOPING MARKETS: NEW TOOLS AND INSIGHTS FROM
DEVELOPMENT LAW p.115
Veronica Taylor
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN CAMBODIA p.129
Meas Bora
ADR IN CAMBODIA’S LEGAL SYSTEM p.147
Steven Austermiller
(RECENT LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS)
LABOR ARBITRATION IN CAMBODIA: LAW AND PRACTICE p.163
Kong Phallack
CAMBODIAN TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL POLICIES: AN INVENTORY OF TRADE-RELATED LAWS AND REGULATIONS p.173
Ly Chantola
NATIONAL ARBITRATION CENTER: LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK AND RECENT DEVELOPMENT p.183
Seng Hun
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EDITORIAL NOTES i
(ARTICLES)
EXTENDING THE REACH OF COMPARATIVE LEGAL STUDIES p.1
Kaino Michiatsu
CAMBODIAN CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISIONS ON TREATIES: A STORY OF CONSTITUTIONAL EVOLUTION BEYOND RHETORIC p.9
Kuong Teilee
THE CONSTITUTION OF CAMBODIA AND THE RULE OF INTERPRETATION IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES p.25
Hor Peng
COMPARING THE CIVIL CODES AND THE CODES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ACROSS BORDERS: THE CASES OF JAPAN AND CAMBODIA p.37
Kamiki Atsushi
THE FREEDOM OF CONTRACTS AND THE AGRICULTURAL LAND SYSTEM: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE EXPERIENCES OF JAPAN AND FRANCE p.53
Harada Sumitaka
LAND LAW AND PLANING LAW IN CAMBODIA: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES p.71
Fabian Thiel
THE THEORY OF POST-MODERN AND THE PRINCIPLE OF “NULLUM CRIMEN, NULLA POENA SINE LEGE p.87
Adachi Masakatsu
DOMESTIC EXHAUSTION OF PATENT RIGHTS: A THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL ANALYSIS p.99
Phin Sovath
DOING BUSINESS IN DEVELOPING MARKETS: NEW TOOLS AND INSIGHTS FROM
DEVELOPMENT LAW p.115
Veronica Taylor
INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LAW IN CAMBODIA p.129
Meas Bora
ADR IN CAMBODIA’S LEGAL SYSTEM p.147
Steven Austermiller
(RECENT LEGISLATIVE DEVELOPMENTS)
LABOR ARBITRATION IN CAMBODIA: LAW AND PRACTICE p.163
Kong Phallack
CAMBODIAN TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL POLICIES: AN INVENTORY OF TRADE-RELATED LAWS AND REGULATIONS p.173
Ly Chantola
NATIONAL ARBITRATION CENTER: LEGISLATIVE FRAMEWORK AND RECENT DEVELOPMENT p.183
Seng Hun
Friday, December 13, 2013
Using Facebook in Cambodia: What you should know
Did you ever think about the possibility of getting in trouble for accusing authorities of corruption or fraud on Facebook? Fact is that your comments are more or less visible by everyone who wants to see them. LIFT looks into whether you could be held legally responsible for your comments and likes on Facebook. We sat down and discussed law and legal practice with H.E. Kheiu Kanharith, minister of information; Moeun Chhan Nariddh, from the Cambodia Institute for Media Studies; and Sok Sam Oeun, president of the Cambodian Defenders Project.
1. Is saying something on Facebook like saying it in public?
Facebook allows a single individual to have up to 5,000 friends. Does this make Facebook a public place?
To this question, H.E. Khieu Kanharith, minister of information, said: “We can consider Facebook semi-public and semi-non-public, depending on the users per se because of the fact that if we don’t allow others to know us by adding or accepting friends, then they can’t know what we post and we can’t know about them, in return.”
Sok Sam Oeun, president of the Cambodian Defenders Project and legal expert, said that “so far there hasn’t yet been any legal discussion [in Cambodia] which regards Facebook as public”. He continued that because the country doesn’t yet have laws covering the web, we can’t really determine whether Facebook is a public place.
Oeun also emphasised that, “even if one particular Facebook user spreads false information or curses, there is no law to punish this as if it were done publicly”.
2. Should the government regulate Facebook with a cyber law?
Kanharith conceded that there is a lot of false information on Facebook and that the site is like other news websites on which anything can be discussed.
A cyber law is going to take lots of effort and time, the minister said. A long discussion and much debate is needed before any such law could be written. For the time being, the urge to protect one’s own personal reputations is all the regulation there is, the minister said.
Moeun Chhean Nariddh, Cambodia Institute for Media Studies director, said that freedom of expression is a part of a free press and a democracy in general, so there should not be any constraints on the expression of opinion.
“I think laws invariably lead to punishment, so for this [social networking websites] I do not want to see punishments [that would limit] freedom of expression.” He suggested that people should self-regulate and not use social media to attack someone with libelous messages or disinformation.
3. Can I end up in prison for insulting the PM on Facebook?
In this regard, Oeun said that “when talking about legal charges, things must be clear. At this point, there are no particular laws on the book to punish Facebook users [for libeling or insulting someone on Facebook]”. He added that expressing ideas on Facebook is just like chatting at a coffee table.
Nariddh, however, said that if there was a “serious case” of libel, a judge could look at the facts of the case with regard to existing laws like the criminal code and the press law. However, he said, finding facts that show how libel on Facebook had an effect in reality could be difficult to do.
Nariddh said that users should not take Facebook and other social media for granted and use them to maliciously attack other people.
He said that if an insult is unintentional, then apologising and removing the post are enough.
4. How are people punished for libel or disinformation on Facebook in practice?
Nariddh said that in Cambodia it is next to impossible to hold people legally responsible for things they post on Facebook as there are no specific laws against such behaviour.
The professor of journalism added, however, that someone who shares information or commented on posts becomes a so-called “citizen journalist”.
“It is hard to differentiate between a citizen journalist and a conventional journalist,” he said.
The minister of information and Oeun believe that people who act against social norms, such as by lying and making offensive posts, are subsequently disliked and isolated by others.
5. Regardless of legal consequences, how should I behave on Facebook?
Alluding to his earlier comments, Nariddh said “actually Facebook users can be regarded as citizen journalists, so they should respect the principles and ethics of journalism, meaning they mustn’t lie or provide false information”.
Oeun said that “everything, including Facebook, has pros and cons; users should avoid giving false information or cursing even though there isn’t any punishment for doing so. Except,” he pointed out, “for social punishment, such as being unfriended”.
Kanharith said that some Cambodian Facebook users are not sceptical enough of what they read.
He suggested that when seeing any information on Facebook, users be critical of what it says and find other sources to verify whether it is true. If Facebook is the only available source they should judge how accurate the news is based on their own knowledge.
In theory, Facebook can already be considered a public place. According to Nariddh, the means of sharing information on Facebook is mostly from one source to a mass of audience. A post by one person can be seen by hundreds or thousands of others.
This makes Facebook a means of mass communication. However, this fact is not enough to guide people and the justice system. As a result, a real law is needed.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Competition Law in Cambodia
The recent affaire about Cambodia's telecom related to competition showed again the need of a very Competition Law in Cambodia. In order to determine what is fair or unfair competition, a special legal framework is necessary. Moreover, a special indepedant Commission is also needed for controlling all formes of commercial operations.
For more lecture,
Peter J. Hammer, "Competition law in Cambodia", unknown date.
EIC, Cambodia competition law and policy : a civil society perspective, july 2005
Draft law on competition, Ministry of commerce, 2012
Tuesday, December 3, 2013
Le projet de révision de la loi sur les investissements au Cambodge en 2014
Selon le secrétaire général du Conseil pour le développement du Cambodge, un projet de révision de la loi sur les investissements aura lieu en 2014. Cette révision est nécessaire dans le contexte actuel du Cambodge. Pour plus d'information, cliquez ici.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Mémoire : La modernisation du droit successoral en droit comparé, français et cambodgien, par NOV Socheata
Ce mémoire a été réalisé dans le cadre du Master, Droit notarial, à l'Université Jean-Moulin Lyon 3.
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Cliquez ici pour télécharger.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Manuel de français - Technique d'expression
Source : AUF-Asie Pacifique
En 2008 est sortie la méthode Techniques d’expression, éditée avec le concours du service de Coopération et d’Action Culturelle de l’Ambassade de France au Cambodge, dans le cadre du projet de Valorisation du français en Asie du Sud-Est, et avec le soutien de l’Agence Universitaire de la Francophonie.
Initialement conçue pour les élèves hauts et moyens fonctionnaires de l’École Royale d’Administration (ERA) de Phnom Penh et accessible à un niveau intermédiaire, cette méthode aborde en 120 à 150 heures des compétences attendues au niveau B2 et C1 du CECR (Cadre Européen Commun de Référence pour les langues). Elle s’adresse à un public d’adultes qui souhaitent améliorer leur pratique du français dans le domaine des relations internationales et de l’administration.
Techniques d’expression propose une démarche pédagogique motivante et favorise le travail en groupe autant que le travail individuel. Recourant aux TICE, elle encourage l’auto-apprentissage par le biais d’activités et de supports variés, extraits de la presse francophone et de l’Internet.
Pour télécharger le document, cliquez ici.
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Thèses sur le Cambodge
Thèses en sciences économiques (libre accès)
MINH Ban Kosal, Développement financier et croissance économique, Thèse, Lyon, 2007
CHAN Narith, Institution et Investissement : Impact de l’environnement institutionnel sur l’entrée d’IDE au Cambodge, Thèse, Lyon, 2011
KHOU Vouthy, La diversité de la circulation des monnaies dans l’espace cambodgien, Thèse, Lyon, 2012
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MINH Ban Kosal, Développement financier et croissance économique, Thèse, Lyon, 2007
CHAN Narith, Institution et Investissement : Impact de l’environnement institutionnel sur l’entrée d’IDE au Cambodge, Thèse, Lyon, 2011
KHOU Vouthy, La diversité de la circulation des monnaies dans l’espace cambodgien, Thèse, Lyon, 2012
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ក្រុមមេធាវីអាមេរិកាំងរៃអង្គាសថវិកាជួយតស៊ូក្តីឱ្យពលរដ្ឋកម្ពុជានៅតុលាការអង់គ្លេស
អង្គការគម្រោងមេធាវីអន្តរជាតិជើងចាស់របស់អាមេរិកាំង កំពុងធ្វើយុទ្ធនាការតាមប្រព័ន្ធអ៊ីនធឺណិត ដើម្បីរៃអង្គាសថវិកាសម្រាប់ជួយបន្តដល់សំណុំរឿង «ស្ករលោហិត»ដែលបានប៉ះពាល់ដល់ប្រជាពលរដ្ឋក្រីក្ររាប់រយគ្រួសារក្នុងប្រទេសកម្ពុជា។( Read more)
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Mémoire : Action directe et groupe de contrats internationaux, par SIENG Pikol
Ce mémoire a été effectué en dans le cadre de mes études en Master 1 (2006-2007), Droit des activités des entreprises, à l'Université Lumière-Lyon 2, sous la direction de M. Laurent Guignard.
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Reconnaissance du titre de docteur dans la loi n° 2013-660 du 22 juillet 2013 : un petit pas pour les docteurs, un grand pas pour le doctorat ?
La dernière loi sur l'enseignement supérieur comporte une innovation en matière de doctorat et, plus exactement, de reconnaissance des docteurs. C'est un sujet qui a souvent été ici discuté, une des billets sur le titre de docteur ayant un succès notable (ce qui traduit le manque de reconnaissance de ce diplôme ou grade universitaire)...en savoir plus.
Cambodian Public Law : General Notion (in Khmer)
R. Norodom, Cambodian Public Law : General Notion, 2000. To read this document, press here.
Problématiques des frontières en droit cambodgien
"Problématiques des frontières", extrait du livre R. Norodom, Droit public cambodgien, Tome I, Presses Universitaires de Perpignan, pp. 236 et s. Pour lire ce document, cliquez ici.
Cambodian draft law on geographical indication approved by the Council of Ministers
The Council of Ministers has approved a draft law aimed at protecting the patent rights of traditional Cambodian products, which if violated could be met with a fine of up to $5,000 and a five-year jail term (read more).
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Asian legal market set to double by 2017
The Asian legal market is set to double by 2017, making it the world’s second largest regional market. That’s what delegates from around the world attending the Inter-Pacific Bar Association’s (IPBA) 23rd Annual Conference in Seoul were told today (Wed April 18, 2013) by Alan Hodgart, a London-based consultant to the profession (Read more).
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Cours : Droit des obligations : Contrats
Auteur : Jean-Babtiste SEUBE (voir CV)
Université de la Réunion
Mise à jour : août 2013
*** Cours mis en ligne dans le cadre de l'Université Numérique Juridique Francophone
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Plan détaillé
1 - Introduction
2 - La formation du contrat : le consentement et la capacité
3 - La formation du contrat : l'objet et la cause
4 - La formation du contrat : les conditions de forme
5 - La sanction : l'annulation
6 - La force obligatoire du contrat
7 - L'effet relatif - opposabilité
8 - La transmission du contrat
9 - L'inexécution du contrat
10 - L'extinction du contrat
Les Cours d'été de l'Académie de Droit International de La Haye
L'Académie de Droit international de La Haye est une prestigieuse institution en droit international. Elle organise chaque année les cours d'été en droit international public et privé.
Les cours sont payants. Toutefois, il existe un programme de bourses selon critères de mérite (cliquez ici).
La session Droit international public aura lieu du 7 au 25 juillet 2014 (pour le programme cliquez ici).
La session Droit international privé aura lieu du 28 juillet au 15 août 2014 (pour le programme cliquez ici).
*** Les cours se déroulent à La Haye, Pays-Bas.
*** Les cours donnés en anglais sont interprétés simultanément en français.
Les cours sont payants. Toutefois, il existe un programme de bourses selon critères de mérite (cliquez ici).
La session Droit international public aura lieu du 7 au 25 juillet 2014 (pour le programme cliquez ici).
La session Droit international privé aura lieu du 28 juillet au 15 août 2014 (pour le programme cliquez ici).
*** Les cours se déroulent à La Haye, Pays-Bas.
*** Les cours donnés en anglais sont interprétés simultanément en français.
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Discussion : Bien réfléchir avant de publier vos travaux de recherche chez Editions Universitaires Européennes
J'ai reçu deux fois dans ma boîte e-mail la proposition d'Editions Universitaires Européennes (EUE). Le principe est qu'EUE propose de publier GRATUITEMENT des travaux de recherche (thèses, mémoires, articles) en les mettant sur divers sites tels que Amazon. Mais je crois qu'EUE ne publie pas vos travaux en version papier, c'est-à-dire qu'EUE ne met vos travaux que sur son site. Et si un mémoire, par exemple, est commandé, EUE imprime le nombre d'exemplaires commandés. Grosso modo, EUE n'a rien à perdre. C'est une forme pour faire du business. Quant à l'auteur, je pense qu'il ne gagne rien, si ce n'est de voir son travail publié gratuitement. Toutefois, pour pouvoir publier un mémoire gratuitement, il existe un certain nombre de sites. Pour vérifier si l'auteur pourrait toucher un petit montant, j'ai donc répondu au mail d'EUE en lui demandant ainsi. Mais, comme par hasard, pas de réponse !
En cherchant un peu sur le net, j'ai trouvé quelques débats concernant la "fiabilité" et la "valeur ajoutée" de cette édition. Les mises en garde se multiplient à cet effet. Voici quelques liens vous permettant de bien réfléchir avant de publier chez EUE.
Université Nice Sophia-Antipolis : Alerte Editions Universitaires Européennes
AFOR : Mise en garde
Université de Valenciennes : Guide pratique pour les auteurs qui souhaitent publier leur thèse par le biais des EUE
Partagez vos expériences.
Ci-dessous, le contenu du mail que j'ai reçu et de celui que j'ai répondu à EUE.
Cher Monsieur,
J'ai pris connaissance à travers la bibliothèque de votre université que vous êtes l'auteur de l'ouvrage intitulé "La protection des assurés", soumis en 2011.
Nous planifions de lancer quelques publications sur ce même thème et je me permets ainsi de m'enquérir de votre intérêt quant à une publication de cette œuvre chez nous.
Les Éditions Universitaires Européennes se spécialisent depuis plusieurs années dans la publication et la commercialisation de travaux de fin d'études sous forme de livres brochés.
Nous vous proposons donc nos services de publication afin de rendre votre travail disponible à travers les plus grands diffuseurs mondiaux, tels que Amazon.
Je vous serais très reconnaissant de bien vouloir me confirmer votre intérêt à cet égard, afin que je puisse vous faire parvenir une brochure détaillée par courriel.
Au plaisir de vous lire bientôt.
Très cordialement,
Alain Durand
Lectorat
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Moi à EUE
Bonjour,
Il semble que votre mail est bien officiel, mais j'ai pu quand même constater certaines erreurs telles que l'année de soumission de mon mémoire.
J'aimerais savoir quels sont mes intérêts autres que la publication gratuite via votre site. De plus, comment faites-vous pour contrôler la qualité des travaux susceptibles d'être publiés?
Cordialement,
P.SIENG
Sunday, November 3, 2013
Cambodian Law Books
I have found recently this site Law-society.asia. It posts some legal documents and some law books materials.
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
WTO Intellectual Property Law implementation delayed.
The World Trade Organization agreed to extend a waiver that frees some lower developed countries, Cambodia included, from enforcing intellectual property laws for another eight years.
For more information, click here.
For more information, click here.
Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law, and Ethics
Cambodia's Membership in the WTO and the Implications for Public Health.
Authors : Chea Samnang and Sok Hach.
Authors : Chea Samnang and Sok Hach.
Monday, October 28, 2013
DES MANIFESTATIONS A VENIR.
Journée Sciences sociales-Droit : "Normes de, dans et par la mondialisation : regards croisés, sciences du droit et de la société"
13 novembre 2013
Pour le programme : http://www.eddroit.universite-lyon.fr/les-formations-doctorales/journees-interdisciplinaires--223758.kjsp?RH=1341840939253&RF=1378997938799
Colloque : "Les transitions énergétiques dans l'Union Europénne" 14 novembre 2013 - 15 novembre 2013
13 novembre 2013
Pour le programme : http://www.eddroit.universite-lyon.fr/les-formations-doctorales/journees-interdisciplinaires--223758.kjsp?RH=1341840939253&RF=1378997938799
Colloque : "Les transitions énergétiques dans l'Union Europénne" 14 novembre 2013 - 15 novembre 2013
Un colloque organisé par le Centre d'Etudes Européennes, sous la direction scientifique de Bernadette Le Baut-Ferrarese.
Colloque : "Vers un statut européen de la famille" 21 novembre 2013 - 22 novembre 2013
Organisé par le Centre de Droit de la Famille en association avec le CREDIP et le GDR ELSJ (CNRS), sous la direction scientifique des Professeurs Hugues Fulchiron, Jean-Sylvestre Bergé et Cyril Nourissat.
Un colloque organisé par le laboratoire "Droits Contrats Territoires" de l'Université Lumière Lyon 2 et l'Institut de Droit de l'Environnement (IDE) de l'Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3.
Colloque : "l'exercice en société des professions de santé" 3 décembre 2013
L'exercice en société des professions de santé : hier une faculté contestée, aujourd'hui une réalité solidement ancrée.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Monday, August 19, 2013
Some references on International Arbitration and Investment law
Anne Van Aaken, “Smart Flexibility Clauses in International Investment Treaties and Sustainable Development: A Functional View” U. of St. Gallen Law & Economics Working Paper No. 2013-18, online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nadia B. Ahmad, “A National Mineral Policy as an International Investment Law Stratagem: The Case of Tajikistan's Gold Reserves” Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal (forthcoming 2013), online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Abdi Aidid & Stephen Clarkson, “Researching International Norm Diffusion: Brazilian and Latin American Resistance to Investor-State Dispute Settlement” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Roger Alford, Ancillary discovery to Prove Denial of Justice” (2012) 53(1) Virginia Journal of International Law, online SSRN (Click here for online version).
Wolfgang Alschner, “Interpreting Investment Treaties as Incomplete Contracts: Lessons from Contract Theory” online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ardeshir Atai, “Iranian Bilateral Investment Treaties: Substantive Principles and Standards” Vol. 14, No. 3 Journal of World Investment and Trade 397, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Freya Baetens, “Procedural Issues Relating to Shared Responsibility in Arbitral Proceedings” (2013) 4 Journal for International Dispute Settlement 2, online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click for online version).
Brook K. Baker, “Corporate Power Unbound: Investor-State Arbitration of IP Monopolies on Medicines – Eli Lilly and the TPP” Northeastern University School of Law Research Paper No. 139-2013, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Daniel M. C. Barbosa, “Desfragmentando o Direito Internacional Público: A Integração Entre o Direito Internacional dos Investimentos e o Direito Internacional dos Direitos Humanos (Defragmenting Public International Law: The Integration between International Investment Law and International Human Rights Law)” (February 2013), online: (2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Axel Berger, “What Opportunities Do the New EU International Investment Agreements Offer for Developing Countries?” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Andrea K. Bjorklund, “The Role of Counterclaims in Rebalancing Investment Law” Vol.17 No. 2 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 461 (June 2013).
Barbara Black & Jill Gross, “Investor Protection Meets the Federal Arbitration Act”1 Stan. J. Complex Litig 1, online: (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nicolas Boeglin, “ICSID and Latin Amercia: Criticisms, Withdrawals and Regional Alternatives”, (June 2013) (Click here for online version).
Juan Carlos Boué, “Enforcing Pacta Sunt Servanda? Conoco-Phillips and Exxon-Mobil versus the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Petróleos de Venezuela, University of Cambridge, Centre of Latin American Studies, Work Paper Series 2(1) (2013) (Click here for online version).
Tillmann Rudolf Braun, “Globalization-Driven Innovation: The Investor as a Partial Subject in Public International Law – an Inquiry Into the Nature and Limits of Investor Rights” Jean Monnet Working Paper 04/13, New York University School of Law, online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Heather L. Bray, “SOI – Save Our Investments! International Investment Law and International Humanitarian Law” 14 Journal of World Investment and Trade 578 (2013).
Eugenio A. Bruno, “Argentina Sovereign Debt: Inside the Judicial Labyrinth and How We May Leave it, But Not Yet” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Irene M. Ten Cate, “The Costs of Consistency: Precedent in Investment Treaty Arbitration” Vol. 51 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 418 (2013); Marquette Law School Legal Studies Paper No. 12-26, online (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Julien Chaisse, “Exploring the Confines of International Investment and Domestic Health Protections – Is a General Exceptions Clause a Forced Perspective?” Vol. 39, No. 2/3 American Journal of Law and Medicine 332 (June 2013).
Barnali Choudhury, “International Investment Law as a Global Public Good” Vol. 17, No. 2 Lewis & Clark Law Review (2013), online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Kelley Chubb, “The State of Necessity Defense: A Burden, not a Blessing to the International Investment Arbitration System” Vol. 14 Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution 532 (2013).
David Collins, “ICSID Annulment Committee Appointments: Too Much Discretion for the Chairman?” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
David Collins & Philip Thomas, “Measuring Gross Disproportion in Environmental Precaution to Establish Regulatory Expropriation and Quantum of Compensation in International Investment Arbitration” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
John Coyle, “The Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation in the Modern Era” 51 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 302 (2013); UNC Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2150260, online: (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Karen Halverson Cross, “Converging trends in Investment Treaty Practice” 38 N.C. J. Int’l L. & Com. Reg. 151, online: (March 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Claire Cutler, “Human Rights Promotion through Transnational Investment Regimes: An International Political Economy Approach” Vol. 1, No. 1 Politics and Governance 16, online: (May 2013) Librello Publishing (Click here for online version).
Adrija Das & Susanah Naushad, “Developing Nations in International Investment Arbitrations: Bias or Power Dynamics?” online: (October 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Dr. Diane A. Desierto & Bruno Simma. "Bridging the Public Interest Divide: Committee Assistance for Investor-Host State Compliance with the ICESCR" Vol. 10, No. 1 TDM (2013).
Kyle D. Dickson-Smith, “Even Plane for Plain Packaging: Does the High Court Decision Change the Landscape of the International Disputes?” ACICA News, online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Magdalene D'Silva, “Dealing in Power: Gatekeepers in Arbitrator Appointment in International Commercial Arbitration” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Shaun E. Donnelly, “A Business Perspective on A China - US Bilateral Investment Treaty” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 90, online: (March 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Dimitrij Euler, “EU Commission and Investment Arbitration: (Non-)Harmonised Transparency and Public Policy Under the Applicable Law?” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click to view online version).
Dimitrij Euler, “Umbrella Clauses in Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration: What is the Applicable Law on Obligations with Regard to Investments?” online: (February 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version)
Sumeet Kachwaha, “The White Industries Australia Limited – India BIT Award –A Critical Assessment” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 275 (2013).
Joachim Karl, “Investor-State Dispute Settlement: A Government’s Dilemma” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 89, online: (February 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Jan Kleinheisterkamp, “Managing Financial Responsibility for Investor Claims Under EU Investment Treaties” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Stephen Fietta & James Upcher, “Public International Law, Investment Treaties and Commercial Arbitration – An Emerging System of Complementarity?” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 187 (2013).
George K. Foster, “Investors, States, and Stakeholders: Power Asymmetries in International Investment and the Stabilizing Potential of Investment Treaties” Vol. 17, No. 2 Lewis & Clark Law Review (2013); Lewis & Clark Law School Legal Studies Research Paper No. 09/2013, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nathan W. Freeman, “Domestic Institutions, Capacity Limitations, and Compliance Costs: Host Country Determinants of Investment Treaty Arbitrations, 1987–2007” Vol. 39, No. 1 International Interactions 54 (February 2013).
Paul Friedland & Paul Brumpton, “Rabid Redux: The Second Wave of Abusive ICSID Annulments” 27 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 727 (2012).
Khaseke Makadia Georgiadis, “Investor-State Arbitration in the Context of EU-EAC EPA” online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click here for online view).
Jimmy Skjold Hansen, “Missing Links in Investment Arbitration: Quantification of Damages to Foreign Shareholders” 14 Journal of World Investment and Trade 434 (2013).
Torfinn Harding & Beata S. Javorcik, “Investment Promotion and FDI Inflows: Quality Matters” 59 CESifo Economic Studies 337 (2013).
Ling Ling He & Razeen Sappideen, “Investor-State Arbitration Under Bilateral Trade and Investment Agreements: Finding Rhythm in Inconsistent Drumbeats” (2013) Journal of World Trade 47 (1) 215, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Jie Hunag, “Range Far your Eye Over Long Vistas: An Assessment of the Cross-Strait Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement” Vol. 8, No. 1 Asian J. WTO & Int’l Health Law L & Pol’y 179 (March 2013).
Jie Huang, “Negotiating the First Bilateral Investment Agreement between Mainland China and Taiwan: Difficulties and Solutions” 42 Hong Kong Law Journal 971, online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Stephen Jagusch & Thomas Sebastian, “Moral Damages in Investment Arbitration: Punitive Damages in Compensatory Clothing” Vol. 29. No.1 Arb. Int’l 45 (2013).
Sumeet Kachwaha, “The White Industries Australia Limited – India BIT Award –A Critical Assessment” Vol. 29, No. 2 Journal of International Arbitration (May 2013).
Julian G. Ku, “The Enforcement of ICSID Awards in the People’s Republic of China” (March 2013) Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 31, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nikos Lavranos, “The New EU Investment Treaties: Convergence towards the NAFTA Model as the New Plurilateral Model BIT Text?” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Julie Lee, “UNCITRAL’s Unclear Transparency Instrument: Fashioning the Form and Application of a Legal Standard Ensuring Greater Disclosure in Investor-State Arbitrations” 33 Nw. J. Int'l L. & Bus. 439 (2013).
Leany Barreiro Lemos & Daniela Campello, “The Non-Ratification of Bilateral Investment Treaties in Brazil: A Story of Conflict in a Land of Cooperation” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Erlend M. Leonhardsen, “Navigating International Waters: Standards of Review in Investment Treaty Arbitration as Adjudicative Response” online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ulf Linderfalk, “International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Tribunal, Spyridon Roussalis v Romania, Decision of 7 December 2011” 62 (1) International and Comparative Law Quarterly 241 (January 2013).
Alex Lo, “Determining Damages in ICSID Arbitration: A Problem of Uncertainty” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 75, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Chang-fa Lo, “Relations and Possible Interactions between State-State Dispute Settlement and Investor-State Arbitration under BITS” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 1, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ralph Alexander Lorz, “Trying to Change the Rules for Responding to Arbitration Unilaterally: The Proposed New Framework for Investor-State Dispute Settlement for the EU” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 87, online (January 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Howard Mann, “Reconceptualizing International Investment Law: Its Role In Sustainable Development” 17 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 521, online: (2013) IISD (Click here for online version).
Pedro J. Martinez-Fraga & Harout Jack Samra, “The Role of Precedent in defining Res Judicata in Investor-State Arbitration” 32 (3) Nw. J. Int’l L. & Bus. 419, online: (2012) Scholarly Commons (Click here for online version).
Tamar Meshel, “The Use and Misuse of the Corruption Defence in International Investment Arbitration” Vol. 30, No. 3 Journal of International Arbitration 267 (2013).
Smaranda Miron, “The Last Bite of the BITs—Supremacy of EU Law versus Investment Treaty Arbitration” European Law Journal (April 2013).
Luke Nottage, “Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater: Australia’s New Policy on Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration and Its Impact in Asia” 37 Asian Studies Review 253 (2013).
Ibironke T. Odumosu-Ayanu, “ Foreign Direct Investment Catalysts in West Africa: Interactions with Local Content Laws and Industry-Community Agreements” 35 N.C. Cent. L. Rev. 65 (2012).
Thiago B. Jardim Oliveira, “The Authority of Domestic Courts in Adjudicating International Investment Disputes: Beyond the Distinction between Treaty and Contract Claims” Vol. 4, No. 1 Journal of International Dispute Settlement 175 (January 2013), online (August 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Anemari-Iuliana Opritoiu, “Protection of the Right of Property and De Facto Expropriation According to the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights” The International Conference Education and Creativity for a Knowledge Based Society – LAW, 2012, Titu Maiorescu University 187, online: (2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Martins Paparinskis, “Investment Treaty Arbitration and the (New) Law of State Responsibility” 24 European Journal of International Law 617 (2013), online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Konstanze Von Papp, “Clash of 'Autonomous Legal Orders': Can EU Member State Courts Bridge the Jurisdictional Divide between Investment Tribunals and the ECJ? - A Plea for Direct Referral from Investment Tribunals to the ECJ” (forthcoming 2013) Common Market Law Review, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
William W. Park, “Convention Violations and Investment Claims” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 175 (May 2013).
Joost Pauwelyn, “At the Edge of Chaos? Emergence and Change in International Investment Law” online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Joshua K. Perles, “Becoming the Goose that Lays Golden Eggs: Protecting U.S. Intellectual Property in China through Chinese Investment in the United States” 45 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 259 (2012).
Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, “The Judicial Task of Administering Justice in Trade and Investment Law and Adjudication” Vol. 4, No. 1 J Int. Disp. Settlement 5 (2013).
Lauge N. Skovgaard Poulsen, “Bounded Rationality and the Diffusion of Modern Investment Treaties” International Studies Quarterly 58 (1) (May 2013).
Vid Prislan & Ruben Zandvliet, “Labor Provisions in Bilateral Investment Treaties: Does the New US Model BIT Provide a Template for the Future?” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 92, online: (April 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Sergio Puig, “Emergence and Dynamism in International Organizations: ICSID, Investor- State Arbitration, and International Investment Law” 44 Georgetown Journal of International Law 531 (April 2013).
Ramón Vidal Puig, “The Scope of the New Exclusive Competence of the European Union Regard to Foreign Direct Investment” Vol. 40, No. 2 Journal Legal Issues of Economic Integration (April 2013).
August Reinisch, “The EU on the Investment Path – Quo Vadis Europe? The Future of EU BITs and Other Investment Agreements” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
W. Michael Reisman, '‘Case Specific Mandates’ versus ‘Systemic Implications’: How Should Investment Tribunals Decide? — The Freshfields Arbitration Lecture” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 131.
Felipe Suescun de Roa, “Investor-State Arbitration in Sovereign Debt Restructuring: The Role of Holdouts” Vol. 30, No. 2 Journal of International Arbitration 131 (2013).
Anthea Roberts, “Clash of Paradigms: Actors and Analogies Shaping the Investment Treaty System” Vol.107, No. 1 American Journal of International Law 25 (January 2013), online: (May 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Karl P. Sauvant & Huiping Chen, “A China ¨C US Bilateral Investment Treaty: Template for a Multilateral Framework for Investment?” Vol. 5, No. 1 Transnational Corporations Review 1 (2013).
Stephan Schill & Marc Jacob, “Common Structures of Investment Law in an Age of Increasingly Complex Treaty-Making” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 94, online: (May 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Myriam Senn, “Socially Responsible Investment – ILA-Study Group – Introduction” U. of St. Gallen Law & Economics Working Paper No. 2013-19, online: (August 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ajay Kr Sharma, “Getting it Right this Time: Suggestions for an Improved Upcoming Indian FDI Policy” online: (February 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Marco Simons, “Human Rights Litigation and International Trade and Investment: Deterring Destructive Engagement and Rewarding Good Behavior” 43 (4) Geo. J. Int’l L. 1053 (2012).
Frederic G. Sourgens, “By Equal Contest of Arms, Jurisdictional Proof in Investor-State Arbitrations” Vol. 38, No. 4 North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation (2013), online: (May 2003) SSRN (Click here for online version).
S. I. Strong, “Discovery Under 28 U.S.C. §1782: Distinguishing International Commercial Arbitration and International Investment Arbitration” (forthcoming 2013) 1 Stanford Journal of Complex Litigation; University of Missouri School of Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2013-10, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
S.I. Strong, “Mass Procedures as a Form Of “Regulatory Arbitration”—Abaclat v. Argentine Republic and The International Investment Regime” 38 Iowo J. Corp. L 259 (2013).
Catharine Titi, “EU Investment Agreements and the Search for a New Balance: A Paradigm Shift from Laissez-Faire Liberalism toward Embedded Liberalism?” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 86, online: (January 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Leon Trakman, “China and Foreign Direct Investment: Looking Ahead” UNSW Law Research Paper No. 2013-24, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Mara Valenti, “The Scope of an Investment Treaty Dispute Resolution Clause – It is Not Just a Question of Interpretation” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 243 (2013).
Josh Vaughan, “Arbitration in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring: From Uprisings to Awards” 28 Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution 491 (2013).
Peng Wang, “Towards a Constructive Coordination between the ICJ and the Investor-State Dispute Resolution: The ICJ Diallo Judgment and Beyond” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Peng Wang, “Structure of Umbrella Clause in Institutional Context: SGS Decisions and Beyond” SRIICL Working Paper No. 2013-5, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Jarrod Wong, “The Compensatory Nature of Moral Damages in Investor-State Arbitration” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 88, online: (February 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Weidong Zhu, “Arbitration as the Best Option for the Settlement of China-African Trade and Investment Disputes” 57 (1) Journal of African Law 149, online: (April 2013) Journal of African Law — Cambridge Journals (Click here for online version).
Xiao-Jing Zhang, “Proper Interpretation of Corporate Nationality under International Investment Law to Prevent Treaty Shopping” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 49 (2013), online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Velimir Zivkovic, “Lisabonski ugovor i nova Uredba 1219/2012 kao osnovi prava zaštite stranih ulaganja Evropske Unije (Lisbon Treaty and the New Regulation 1219/2012 as Foundations of the Law of Investment Protection of the European Union)” (2013) Vol. 4-6 Pravo i privreda (Law and Economy), online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nadia B. Ahmad, “A National Mineral Policy as an International Investment Law Stratagem: The Case of Tajikistan's Gold Reserves” Pacific McGeorge Global Business & Development Law Journal (forthcoming 2013), online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Abdi Aidid & Stephen Clarkson, “Researching International Norm Diffusion: Brazilian and Latin American Resistance to Investor-State Dispute Settlement” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Roger Alford, Ancillary discovery to Prove Denial of Justice” (2012) 53(1) Virginia Journal of International Law, online SSRN (Click here for online version).
Wolfgang Alschner, “Interpreting Investment Treaties as Incomplete Contracts: Lessons from Contract Theory” online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ardeshir Atai, “Iranian Bilateral Investment Treaties: Substantive Principles and Standards” Vol. 14, No. 3 Journal of World Investment and Trade 397, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Freya Baetens, “Procedural Issues Relating to Shared Responsibility in Arbitral Proceedings” (2013) 4 Journal for International Dispute Settlement 2, online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click for online version).
Brook K. Baker, “Corporate Power Unbound: Investor-State Arbitration of IP Monopolies on Medicines – Eli Lilly and the TPP” Northeastern University School of Law Research Paper No. 139-2013, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Daniel M. C. Barbosa, “Desfragmentando o Direito Internacional Público: A Integração Entre o Direito Internacional dos Investimentos e o Direito Internacional dos Direitos Humanos (Defragmenting Public International Law: The Integration between International Investment Law and International Human Rights Law)” (February 2013), online: (2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Axel Berger, “What Opportunities Do the New EU International Investment Agreements Offer for Developing Countries?” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Andrea K. Bjorklund, “The Role of Counterclaims in Rebalancing Investment Law” Vol.17 No. 2 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 461 (June 2013).
Barbara Black & Jill Gross, “Investor Protection Meets the Federal Arbitration Act”1 Stan. J. Complex Litig 1, online: (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nicolas Boeglin, “ICSID and Latin Amercia: Criticisms, Withdrawals and Regional Alternatives”, (June 2013) (Click here for online version).
Juan Carlos Boué, “Enforcing Pacta Sunt Servanda? Conoco-Phillips and Exxon-Mobil versus the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela and Petróleos de Venezuela, University of Cambridge, Centre of Latin American Studies, Work Paper Series 2(1) (2013) (Click here for online version).
Tillmann Rudolf Braun, “Globalization-Driven Innovation: The Investor as a Partial Subject in Public International Law – an Inquiry Into the Nature and Limits of Investor Rights” Jean Monnet Working Paper 04/13, New York University School of Law, online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Heather L. Bray, “SOI – Save Our Investments! International Investment Law and International Humanitarian Law” 14 Journal of World Investment and Trade 578 (2013).
Eugenio A. Bruno, “Argentina Sovereign Debt: Inside the Judicial Labyrinth and How We May Leave it, But Not Yet” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Irene M. Ten Cate, “The Costs of Consistency: Precedent in Investment Treaty Arbitration” Vol. 51 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 418 (2013); Marquette Law School Legal Studies Paper No. 12-26, online (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Julien Chaisse, “Exploring the Confines of International Investment and Domestic Health Protections – Is a General Exceptions Clause a Forced Perspective?” Vol. 39, No. 2/3 American Journal of Law and Medicine 332 (June 2013).
Barnali Choudhury, “International Investment Law as a Global Public Good” Vol. 17, No. 2 Lewis & Clark Law Review (2013), online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Kelley Chubb, “The State of Necessity Defense: A Burden, not a Blessing to the International Investment Arbitration System” Vol. 14 Cardozo Journal of Conflict Resolution 532 (2013).
David Collins, “ICSID Annulment Committee Appointments: Too Much Discretion for the Chairman?” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
David Collins & Philip Thomas, “Measuring Gross Disproportion in Environmental Precaution to Establish Regulatory Expropriation and Quantum of Compensation in International Investment Arbitration” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
John Coyle, “The Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation in the Modern Era” 51 Columbia Journal of Transnational Law 302 (2013); UNC Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2150260, online: (September 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Karen Halverson Cross, “Converging trends in Investment Treaty Practice” 38 N.C. J. Int’l L. & Com. Reg. 151, online: (March 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Claire Cutler, “Human Rights Promotion through Transnational Investment Regimes: An International Political Economy Approach” Vol. 1, No. 1 Politics and Governance 16, online: (May 2013) Librello Publishing (Click here for online version).
Adrija Das & Susanah Naushad, “Developing Nations in International Investment Arbitrations: Bias or Power Dynamics?” online: (October 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Dr. Diane A. Desierto & Bruno Simma. "Bridging the Public Interest Divide: Committee Assistance for Investor-Host State Compliance with the ICESCR" Vol. 10, No. 1 TDM (2013).
Kyle D. Dickson-Smith, “Even Plane for Plain Packaging: Does the High Court Decision Change the Landscape of the International Disputes?” ACICA News, online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Magdalene D'Silva, “Dealing in Power: Gatekeepers in Arbitrator Appointment in International Commercial Arbitration” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Shaun E. Donnelly, “A Business Perspective on A China - US Bilateral Investment Treaty” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 90, online: (March 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Dimitrij Euler, “EU Commission and Investment Arbitration: (Non-)Harmonised Transparency and Public Policy Under the Applicable Law?” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click to view online version).
Dimitrij Euler, “Umbrella Clauses in Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration: What is the Applicable Law on Obligations with Regard to Investments?” online: (February 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version)
Sumeet Kachwaha, “The White Industries Australia Limited – India BIT Award –A Critical Assessment” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 275 (2013).
Joachim Karl, “Investor-State Dispute Settlement: A Government’s Dilemma” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 89, online: (February 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Jan Kleinheisterkamp, “Managing Financial Responsibility for Investor Claims Under EU Investment Treaties” online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Stephen Fietta & James Upcher, “Public International Law, Investment Treaties and Commercial Arbitration – An Emerging System of Complementarity?” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 187 (2013).
George K. Foster, “Investors, States, and Stakeholders: Power Asymmetries in International Investment and the Stabilizing Potential of Investment Treaties” Vol. 17, No. 2 Lewis & Clark Law Review (2013); Lewis & Clark Law School Legal Studies Research Paper No. 09/2013, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nathan W. Freeman, “Domestic Institutions, Capacity Limitations, and Compliance Costs: Host Country Determinants of Investment Treaty Arbitrations, 1987–2007” Vol. 39, No. 1 International Interactions 54 (February 2013).
Paul Friedland & Paul Brumpton, “Rabid Redux: The Second Wave of Abusive ICSID Annulments” 27 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 727 (2012).
Khaseke Makadia Georgiadis, “Investor-State Arbitration in the Context of EU-EAC EPA” online: (November 2012) SSRN (Click here for online view).
Jimmy Skjold Hansen, “Missing Links in Investment Arbitration: Quantification of Damages to Foreign Shareholders” 14 Journal of World Investment and Trade 434 (2013).
Torfinn Harding & Beata S. Javorcik, “Investment Promotion and FDI Inflows: Quality Matters” 59 CESifo Economic Studies 337 (2013).
Ling Ling He & Razeen Sappideen, “Investor-State Arbitration Under Bilateral Trade and Investment Agreements: Finding Rhythm in Inconsistent Drumbeats” (2013) Journal of World Trade 47 (1) 215, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Jie Hunag, “Range Far your Eye Over Long Vistas: An Assessment of the Cross-Strait Bilateral Investment Protection and Promotion Agreement” Vol. 8, No. 1 Asian J. WTO & Int’l Health Law L & Pol’y 179 (March 2013).
Jie Huang, “Negotiating the First Bilateral Investment Agreement between Mainland China and Taiwan: Difficulties and Solutions” 42 Hong Kong Law Journal 971, online: (December 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Stephen Jagusch & Thomas Sebastian, “Moral Damages in Investment Arbitration: Punitive Damages in Compensatory Clothing” Vol. 29. No.1 Arb. Int’l 45 (2013).
Sumeet Kachwaha, “The White Industries Australia Limited – India BIT Award –A Critical Assessment” Vol. 29, No. 2 Journal of International Arbitration (May 2013).
Julian G. Ku, “The Enforcement of ICSID Awards in the People’s Republic of China” (March 2013) Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 31, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Nikos Lavranos, “The New EU Investment Treaties: Convergence towards the NAFTA Model as the New Plurilateral Model BIT Text?” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Julie Lee, “UNCITRAL’s Unclear Transparency Instrument: Fashioning the Form and Application of a Legal Standard Ensuring Greater Disclosure in Investor-State Arbitrations” 33 Nw. J. Int'l L. & Bus. 439 (2013).
Leany Barreiro Lemos & Daniela Campello, “The Non-Ratification of Bilateral Investment Treaties in Brazil: A Story of Conflict in a Land of Cooperation” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Erlend M. Leonhardsen, “Navigating International Waters: Standards of Review in Investment Treaty Arbitration as Adjudicative Response” online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ulf Linderfalk, “International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes Tribunal, Spyridon Roussalis v Romania, Decision of 7 December 2011” 62 (1) International and Comparative Law Quarterly 241 (January 2013).
Alex Lo, “Determining Damages in ICSID Arbitration: A Problem of Uncertainty” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 75, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Chang-fa Lo, “Relations and Possible Interactions between State-State Dispute Settlement and Investor-State Arbitration under BITS” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 1, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ralph Alexander Lorz, “Trying to Change the Rules for Responding to Arbitration Unilaterally: The Proposed New Framework for Investor-State Dispute Settlement for the EU” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 87, online (January 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Howard Mann, “Reconceptualizing International Investment Law: Its Role In Sustainable Development” 17 Lewis & Clark L. Rev. 521, online: (2013) IISD (Click here for online version).
Pedro J. Martinez-Fraga & Harout Jack Samra, “The Role of Precedent in defining Res Judicata in Investor-State Arbitration” 32 (3) Nw. J. Int’l L. & Bus. 419, online: (2012) Scholarly Commons (Click here for online version).
Tamar Meshel, “The Use and Misuse of the Corruption Defence in International Investment Arbitration” Vol. 30, No. 3 Journal of International Arbitration 267 (2013).
Smaranda Miron, “The Last Bite of the BITs—Supremacy of EU Law versus Investment Treaty Arbitration” European Law Journal (April 2013).
Luke Nottage, “Throwing the Baby out with the Bathwater: Australia’s New Policy on Treaty-Based Investor-State Arbitration and Its Impact in Asia” 37 Asian Studies Review 253 (2013).
Ibironke T. Odumosu-Ayanu, “ Foreign Direct Investment Catalysts in West Africa: Interactions with Local Content Laws and Industry-Community Agreements” 35 N.C. Cent. L. Rev. 65 (2012).
Thiago B. Jardim Oliveira, “The Authority of Domestic Courts in Adjudicating International Investment Disputes: Beyond the Distinction between Treaty and Contract Claims” Vol. 4, No. 1 Journal of International Dispute Settlement 175 (January 2013), online (August 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Anemari-Iuliana Opritoiu, “Protection of the Right of Property and De Facto Expropriation According to the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights” The International Conference Education and Creativity for a Knowledge Based Society – LAW, 2012, Titu Maiorescu University 187, online: (2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Martins Paparinskis, “Investment Treaty Arbitration and the (New) Law of State Responsibility” 24 European Journal of International Law 617 (2013), online: (June 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Konstanze Von Papp, “Clash of 'Autonomous Legal Orders': Can EU Member State Courts Bridge the Jurisdictional Divide between Investment Tribunals and the ECJ? - A Plea for Direct Referral from Investment Tribunals to the ECJ” (forthcoming 2013) Common Market Law Review, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
William W. Park, “Convention Violations and Investment Claims” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 175 (May 2013).
Joost Pauwelyn, “At the Edge of Chaos? Emergence and Change in International Investment Law” online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Joshua K. Perles, “Becoming the Goose that Lays Golden Eggs: Protecting U.S. Intellectual Property in China through Chinese Investment in the United States” 45 N.Y.U. J. Int'l L. & Pol. 259 (2012).
Ernst-Ulrich Petersmann, “The Judicial Task of Administering Justice in Trade and Investment Law and Adjudication” Vol. 4, No. 1 J Int. Disp. Settlement 5 (2013).
Lauge N. Skovgaard Poulsen, “Bounded Rationality and the Diffusion of Modern Investment Treaties” International Studies Quarterly 58 (1) (May 2013).
Vid Prislan & Ruben Zandvliet, “Labor Provisions in Bilateral Investment Treaties: Does the New US Model BIT Provide a Template for the Future?” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 92, online: (April 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Sergio Puig, “Emergence and Dynamism in International Organizations: ICSID, Investor- State Arbitration, and International Investment Law” 44 Georgetown Journal of International Law 531 (April 2013).
Ramón Vidal Puig, “The Scope of the New Exclusive Competence of the European Union Regard to Foreign Direct Investment” Vol. 40, No. 2 Journal Legal Issues of Economic Integration (April 2013).
August Reinisch, “The EU on the Investment Path – Quo Vadis Europe? The Future of EU BITs and Other Investment Agreements” online: (March 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
W. Michael Reisman, '‘Case Specific Mandates’ versus ‘Systemic Implications’: How Should Investment Tribunals Decide? — The Freshfields Arbitration Lecture” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 131.
Felipe Suescun de Roa, “Investor-State Arbitration in Sovereign Debt Restructuring: The Role of Holdouts” Vol. 30, No. 2 Journal of International Arbitration 131 (2013).
Anthea Roberts, “Clash of Paradigms: Actors and Analogies Shaping the Investment Treaty System” Vol.107, No. 1 American Journal of International Law 25 (January 2013), online: (May 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Karl P. Sauvant & Huiping Chen, “A China ¨C US Bilateral Investment Treaty: Template for a Multilateral Framework for Investment?” Vol. 5, No. 1 Transnational Corporations Review 1 (2013).
Stephan Schill & Marc Jacob, “Common Structures of Investment Law in an Age of Increasingly Complex Treaty-Making” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 94, online: (May 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Myriam Senn, “Socially Responsible Investment – ILA-Study Group – Introduction” U. of St. Gallen Law & Economics Working Paper No. 2013-19, online: (August 2012) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Ajay Kr Sharma, “Getting it Right this Time: Suggestions for an Improved Upcoming Indian FDI Policy” online: (February 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Marco Simons, “Human Rights Litigation and International Trade and Investment: Deterring Destructive Engagement and Rewarding Good Behavior” 43 (4) Geo. J. Int’l L. 1053 (2012).
Frederic G. Sourgens, “By Equal Contest of Arms, Jurisdictional Proof in Investor-State Arbitrations” Vol. 38, No. 4 North Carolina Journal of International Law and Commercial Regulation (2013), online: (May 2003) SSRN (Click here for online version).
S. I. Strong, “Discovery Under 28 U.S.C. §1782: Distinguishing International Commercial Arbitration and International Investment Arbitration” (forthcoming 2013) 1 Stanford Journal of Complex Litigation; University of Missouri School of Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2013-10, online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
S.I. Strong, “Mass Procedures as a Form Of “Regulatory Arbitration”—Abaclat v. Argentine Republic and The International Investment Regime” 38 Iowo J. Corp. L 259 (2013).
Catharine Titi, “EU Investment Agreements and the Search for a New Balance: A Paradigm Shift from Laissez-Faire Liberalism toward Embedded Liberalism?” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 86, online: (January 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Leon Trakman, “China and Foreign Direct Investment: Looking Ahead” UNSW Law Research Paper No. 2013-24, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Mara Valenti, “The Scope of an Investment Treaty Dispute Resolution Clause – It is Not Just a Question of Interpretation” Vol. 29, No. 2 Arbitration International 243 (2013).
Josh Vaughan, “Arbitration in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring: From Uprisings to Awards” 28 Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution 491 (2013).
Peng Wang, “Towards a Constructive Coordination between the ICJ and the Investor-State Dispute Resolution: The ICJ Diallo Judgment and Beyond” online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Peng Wang, “Structure of Umbrella Clause in Institutional Context: SGS Decisions and Beyond” SRIICL Working Paper No. 2013-5, online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Jarrod Wong, “The Compensatory Nature of Moral Damages in Investor-State Arbitration” Columbia FDI Perspectives, No. 88, online: (February 2013) Vale Columbia Center on Sustainable International Investment (Click here for online version).
Weidong Zhu, “Arbitration as the Best Option for the Settlement of China-African Trade and Investment Disputes” 57 (1) Journal of African Law 149, online: (April 2013) Journal of African Law — Cambridge Journals (Click here for online version).
Xiao-Jing Zhang, “Proper Interpretation of Corporate Nationality under International Investment Law to Prevent Treaty Shopping” Vol. 6, No. 1 Contemporary Asia Arbitration Journal 49 (2013), online: (May 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
Velimir Zivkovic, “Lisabonski ugovor i nova Uredba 1219/2012 kao osnovi prava zaštite stranih ulaganja Evropske Unije (Lisbon Treaty and the New Regulation 1219/2012 as Foundations of the Law of Investment Protection of the European Union)” (2013) Vol. 4-6 Pravo i privreda (Law and Economy), online: (April 2013) SSRN (Click here for online version).
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