Investment Arbitration and International Climate Change Law: Revaluing Legitimate Expectations
Thomas Lehmann examines the relationship between investment arbitration and international climate change law, with particular attention to the concept of legitimate expectations. The book considers how changing environmental priorities may influence the interpretation and assessment of expectations within the framework of international investment law.
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Investment Arbitration and International Climate Change Law: Revaluing Legitimate Expectations examines the relationship between investment arbitration and the developing field of international climate change law.
The book focuses on the concept of legitimate expectations, a central issue in investment-related legal analysis, and considers how its meaning may be reassessed in the context of climate change.
Thomas Lehmann addresses the interaction between investment protection and changing environmental expectations, offering a focused treatment of a significant legal issue.
This title is suited to readers interested in international law, investment arbitration, and the legal dimensions of global climate policy.
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