Latin American Investment Protections

Comparative Perspectives on Laws, Treaties, and Disputes for Investors, States and Counsel

Edited by Jonathan C. Hamilton, Omar E. Garcia-Bolivar, and Hernando Otero

Latin American Investment Protections provides a unique country-by-country discussion of legal protections, dispute resolution and arbitration relating to foreign investment in Latin America. Topics include relevant local laws, legal stability regimes (often overlooked), related State institutions, treaties for the protection of foreign investments, international arbitration and other dispute resolution mechanisms and foreign investment disputes involving investment in Latin America.

Featuring chapters surveying 18 countries and prepared by a field of leading experts, Latin American Investment Protections is tailored to investors, host States, legal practitioners and academics alike, providing a comprehensive
overview of the field.

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New Title

€146.00$203.00

Editor:

Jonathan C. Hamilton

Omar E. Garcia-Bolivar

Hernando Otero

Category:

International Law - Private International Law

BIC2:

Private international law & conflict of laws, International law

ISBN13:

9789004202498

Publication Year:

2012

Edition info:

Version:

Hardback

Publication Type:

Book

Pages, Illustrations:

xxx, 616 pp.

Imprint:

Martinus Nijhoff

Language:

English

Biographical note Readership

Biographical note

Jonathan C. Hamilton is Partner and Head of Latin American Arbitration with the global law firm of White & Case LLP. He is a leading authority on investment and arbitration in Latin America who has advised investors and states in connection with negotiations and disputes across the Americas.

Omar E. García-Bolívar is an international lawyer, public policy consultant, and arbitrator. He is President of BG Consulting in Washington, DC, specializing in law and development consultancy.

Hernando Otero is an international attorney with high-profile experience in investor-State disputes and arbitrations both as counsel of record and as an ICSID arbitrator.

Readership

All those interested in the protection of foreign investment and the resolution of investor-State disputes in Latin America through arbitration, including investors, host States, legal practitioners and academics alike.

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