Description
About the Author
Jure Zrilic is a Lecturer at the University of Liverpool, School of Law and Social Justice. He gained academic experience at the University of Cambridge, Harvard Law School, and Utrecht University. Previously, he has worked as a White & Case Fellow at the School of International Arbitration at Queen Mary University of London.
Reviews
Dr. Jure Zrilic's monograph is perfectly timed and makes an important contribution to this area. The author presents this topic at the outset as one that has at its heart the familiar balance between investor certainty and stability, on one hand, and the State's right to protect its security interests, on the other (p. 6). The monograph navigates the different aspects of this balance in a clear and persuasive way, looking at the different ways in which armed conflict or unrest might affect the application or content of international investment law, as well as the State's responsibility for inconsistent conduct. * Lawrence Hill-Cawthorne, Journal of World Investment & Trade *
the book provides a holistic analysis of the wider ramifications of investment treaty disputes in times of armed conflict and during the process of peace building. It pays particular attention to the historical background that shaped current legal frameworks protecting private property during hostilities, and offers a comprehensive evaluation of these frameworks with a view to achieving convergence rather than fragmentation. * Ana Maria Daza-Clark, Lecturer in International Law, Law School, University of Edinburgh, ICSID Review *
Book Information
ISBN 9780198830375
Author Jure Zrilic
Format Hardback
Page Count 312
Imprint Oxford University Press
Publisher Oxford University Press
Weight(grams) 654g
Dimensions(mm) 241mm * 163mm * 24mm