Title Cultural Heritage in International Investment Law and Arbitration

Published Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2014

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Description 1 online resource (380 pages) Contents Cover; Half-title page; Title page; Copyright page; Dedication; Contents; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgements; Table of Instruments; Table of Cases; Investment Arbitration; International; Regional; National; Abbreviations; Cultural heritage in international investment law and arbitration; Introduction; Chapter plan; Methodological framework of the book; Part I Cultural heritage and foreign direct investments: defining and connecting the two fields; 1 Cultural heritage in international law; Introduction; 1.1 Defining cultural heritage; 1.2 The legal paradigms 1.3 The cultural property paradigm1.4 Cultural heritage as a global public good; 1.5 Human rights approaches; 1.6 Good cultural governance; 1.7 The linkage paradigm; 1.8 Culture and development; Conclusions; 2 International investment law; Introduction; 2.1 Historical background: multilateral failures and bilateral successes; 2.2 Substantive standards of protection; 2.2.1 Expropriation; 2.2.2 The sole effects doctrine and the police powers doctrine; 2.2.3 Historic preservation and the takings analysis; 2.3 The settlement of disputes between foreign investors and states 2.4 Main procedural features of investor-state arbitration2.5 Conflicting paradigms; 2.6 The legitimacy crisis of international investment law and arbitration; Final remarks; Part II When cultures collide: cultural heritage and foreign direct investment; When cultures collide: cultural heritage and foreigndirect investment; Introduction; 3 The world heritage and foreign direct investment; Introduction; 3.1 The world heritage and its governance; 3.2 Mapping contemporary heritage policy discourse; 3.3 Cultural heritage disputes; 3.4 Expropriation claims; 3.5 Compensation claims 3.6 Fair and equitable treatment3.7 Discrimination; 3.8 New trends; 3.9 Critical assessment; Conclusions; 4 Underwater cultural heritage and foreign direct investment; Introduction; 4.1 The concept of underwater cultural heritage; 4.2 International law and underwater archaeology; 4.3 Dispute settlement mechanisms; 4.4 International investment law as a further layer of regulation; 4.5 Critical assessment; Conclusions; 5 Cultural diversity, intangible heritage and foreign direct investment; Introduction; 5.1 Cultural diversity; 5.2 The Convention on Cultural Diversity 5.3 Intangible cultural heritage5.4 The tension between cultural diversity, intangible heritage and economic globalization; 5.5 Fair and equitable treatment; 5.6 Discrimination; 5.7 Performance requirements; 5.8 Compensation; 5.9 Critical assessment; Conclusions; 6 When cultures collide: Foreign direct investment, natural resources and indigenous heritage in international investment law; Introduction; 6.1 The notion of indigenous cultural heritage; 6.2 The protection of indigenous cultural heritage in international law; 6.3 When cultures collide; 6.4 Expropriation claims Summary Valentina Vadi assesses whether cultural heritage has and/or should have any relevance in international investment law and policy Notes 6.5 Fair and equitable treatment Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index Notes English Print version record Subject Cultural property -- Protection (International law) Investments, Foreign (International law) LAW -- International. LAW -- Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice. Cultural property -- Protection (International law) Investments, Foreign (International law) Kulturerbe Auslandsinvestition Cultural property. Culture. Cultural heritage. Foreign direct investment. Investment arbitration. Form Electronic book ISBN 9781139865227 1139865226 9781139870955 1139870955 9781139828598 1139828592 9781107038486 1107038480 9781139863100 113986310X 1316603474 9781316603475 1139699067 9781139699068 1139860968 9781139860963 1139868810 9781139868815

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