Studies on International Courts and Tribunals - Series page

pp iii-iv

Adjudicating Trade and Investment Disputes - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-viii

Figures

pp ix-ix

Tables

pp x-x

Editors and Contributors

pp xi-xiv

Preface and Acknowledgements

pp xv-xvi

1 - Assessing Convergence in International Economic Disputes – A Framework

pp 1-18

Part I - Dispute System Design

pp 19-118

2 - Investment Chapters in PTAs and Their Impact on Adjudicative Convergence

pp 21-61

Annex 1 - Post-NAFTA PTAs and date of signature (end of 2016)

pp 54-59

Annex 2 - Statistics

pp 60-61

3 - The EU Investment Court System and Its Resemblance to the WTO Appellate Body

pp 62-91

4 - Entry Rights and Investments in Services: Adjudicatory Convergence between Regimes?

pp 92-118

Part II - Use of Precedent across Regimes

pp 119-164

5 - Approaches to External Precedent: The Invocation of International Jurisprudence in Investment Arbitration and WTO Dispute Settlement

pp 121-148

6 - Engagement between International Trade and Investment Adjudicators

pp 149-164

Part III - Interpretive Powers and Adjudicative Behaviour

pp 165-284

7 - Inherent Powers of the WTO Appellate Body and ICSID Tribunals – A Tale of Cautious Convergence

pp 167-189

8 - The Use of Object and Purpose by Trade and Investment Adjudicators: Convergence without Interaction

pp 190-210

9 - Assessing Convergence between International Investment Law and International Trade Law through Interpretative Commissions/Committees: A Case of Ambivalence?

pp 211-243

10 - Regime Responsiveness in International Economic Disputes

pp 244-284

11 - Epilogue: ‘Convergence’ Is a Many-Splendored Thing

pp 285-312

Index

pp 313-324