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Of War and International Investment Law
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The article examines the expansion of investor–State arbitral practice concerning investment protection in armed conflict and military occupation. It argues that international investment law, because of its stronger primary obligations, more effective enforcement mechanisms and substantial damages awards, is the regime most likely to hold States liable for conduct of war, while comparison with international humanitarian law reveals an uneven distribution of protection in wartime.
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The relationship between international investment law and international humanitarian law, and State liability for conduct of war, in the context of armed conflict and military occupation
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“OF WAR AND INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW”
International and Comparative Law Quarterly · 2024
DOI 10.1017/s0020589324000174
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