Sustainable trade, investment and finance : toward responsible and coherent regulatory frameworks, edited by Clair Gammage and Tonia Novitz, (electronic resource)

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Sustainable trade, investment and finance : toward responsible and coherent regulatory frameworks

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Northampton, MA, Edward Elgar Pub., 2019

Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents: Contents: 1. The concept of sustainability and its application in international trade, investment and finance / Clair Gammage and Tonia Novitz -- Part I: Trade law -- 2. Sustainable trade, renewable energy and the WTO / Daniel Szabo -- 3. Social norms in EU-free trade agreements: Justiciable or not? / Clair Gammage -- 4. Increasing the social sustainability of trade agreements in terms of labour standards: Insights from the tpp experience / Franz Christian Ebert -- Part II: Supply chains -- 5. Sustainable global supply chains: From transparency to due diligence / Kasey McCall-Smith and Andreas Rühmkorf -- 6. Regulating sustainability by combining legality verification and market access: Critical reflections on the EU's flegt scheme as 'smart-mix' multi-level regulation for the timber sector / Karin Buhmann and Iben Nathan -- Part III: Content of investment treaties -- 7. Old players, new rules: A critique of the China-Ethiopia and China-Tanzania bilateral investment treaties / Amy Man -- 8. The principle of 'CBDR' in bits to promote sustainable development strategies while combating environmental degradation: A developing country perspective / Shamila Dawood -- Part IV: Investment arbitration -- 9. Human rights obligations in investor-state contracts: Reconciling investors' legitimate expectations with the public interest / Enrique Boone Barrera -- 10. From myopia to flashes of clear vision? Deciding interaction and conflict of treaties in investor-state arbitration after Urbaser v Argentina / Ahmad Ghouri -- 11. Achieving sustainable development objectives in international investment law through the lens of treaty interpretation / Ying-Jun Lin -- Part V: Funding, finance and tax -- 12. Fossil fuels divestment: A strategy for sustainability? / Benjamin J. Richardson -- 13. Creative cocktails or toxic brews? Blended finance and the regulatory framework for sustainable development / Celine Tan -- 14. Apple tax: The core issues / Irene Lynch Fannon -- Index

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