Table of Contents

1: Chester Brown: Introduction
2: August Reinisch: Austria
3: Andrew Newcombe and Celine Levesque: Canada
4: Norah Gallagher and Wenhua Shan: China
5: Jose Antonio Rivas: Colombia
6: Yas Banifatemi and Andre von Walter: France
7: Rudolf Dolzer and Yun-I Kim: Germany
8: Federico Ortino: Italy
9: Luke Nottage and Shotaro Hamamoto: Japan
10: Shin Hi-Taek: Republic of Korea
11: Martins Paparinskis: Latvia
12: Andrea Bjorklund: NAFTA
13: Nico Schrijver and Vid Prislan: Netherlands
14: Sergey Ripinsky: Russia
15: Jean Ho: Singapore
16: Michael Schmid: Switzerland
17: Chester Brown and Audley Sheppard: United Kingdom
18: Jeremy Sharpe and Lee Caplan: United States

About the Author

Dr Chester Brown is Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law, University of Sydney, a Barrister at 7 Selborne Chambers, Sydney, and a door tenant at Essex Court Chambers, London, and Maxwell Chambers, Singapore. He previously served as Assistant Legal Adviser at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, London, and prior to that he was Senior Associate in the International Law and International Arbitration Group of Clifford Chance LLP, London. He is the author of A
Common Law of International Adjudication (OUP, 2007), which was awarded the ASIL Certificate of Merit. He was educated at the Universities of Melbourne, Oxford and Cambridge.

Reviews

Browns book is an important contribution to the study of international investment law and constitutes doubtless a recommended reference guide for investment lawyers and scholars.
*Catharine Titi, The British Yearbook of International Law*

The market for the Commentaries includes law students, lawmakers, diplomants and arbitration practitioners. Each should find it a fruitful read. The volume provides a wealth of information and thoughtful analysis ... It is likely to become an oft-consulted reference by the arbitration community.
*Jack Coe, School of Law, Pepperdine University*