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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - A significant increase in investor-State arbitration cases has been observed since the 2000s. The trust placed by investors and States in this method of dispute resolution stems from several strengths. In addition to its neutrality, one of the primary reasons for its widespread use is its adaptability, enabling it to address specific challenges that have emerged in recent decades. The following elements highlight this adaptability: the arbitration procedure can be customised to meet the specific needs of the disputing parties and stakeholders involved. It effectively responds to evolving cultural norms and ethical considerations, such as diversity, gender representation, corporate social responsibility, environmental issues, and human rights. Moreover, it can adapt to global health crises by facilitating online hearings. Finally, during times of international armed conflict, economic exchanges, trade, investment, and investor-State dispute settlement foster economic integration and interdependence, contributing to maintaining commercial peace and supporting international peace and security.However, investor-State arbitration has sparked vigorous debates, with many advocating for reform in three crucial aspects: transparency, legitimacy, and consistency. Multilateral negotiations are currently underway on various fronts, including the negotiation of more sustainable investment treaties, amendments to institutional arbitral rules, the design of a multilateral investment court, and the development of enhanced policy frameworks.This book delves into the history of investor-State dispute resolution to provide readers with an understanding of how its main features have evolved over time. It examines the most intensely debated procedural issues, analyses their multifaceted characteristics, reviews the complex relationship between investor-State arbitration and the European Union, and explores potential options for addressing stakeholder concerns.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - A significant increase in investor-State arbitration cases has been observed since the 2000s. The trust placed by investors and States in this method of dispute resolution stems from several strengths. In addition to its neutrality, one of the primary reasons for its widespread use is its adaptability, enabling it to address specific challenges that have emerged in recent decades. The following elements highlight this adaptability: the arbitration procedure can be customised to meet the specific needs of the disputing parties and stakeholders involved. It effectively responds to evolving cultural norms and ethical considerations, such as diversity, gender representation, corporate social responsibility, environmental issues, and human rights. Moreover, it can adapt to global health crises by facilitating online hearings. Finally, during times of international armed conflict, economic exchanges, trade, investment, and investor-State dispute settlement foster economic integration and interdependence, contributing to maintaining commercial peace and supporting international peace and security.However, investor-State arbitration has sparked vigorous debates, with many advocating for reform in three crucial aspects: transparency, legitimacy, and consistency. Multilateral negotiations are currently underway on various fronts, including the negotiation of more sustainable investment treaties, amendments to institutional arbitral rules, the design of a multilateral investment court, and the development of enhanced policy frameworks.This book delves into the history of investor-State dispute resolution to provide readers with an understanding of how its main features have evolved over time. It examines the most intensely debated procedural issues, analyses their multifaceted characteristics, reviews the complex relationship between investor-State arbitration and the European Union, and explores potential options for addressing stakeholder concerns.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Rethinking Investor-State Arbitration | Flavia Marisi | Taschenbuch | Studies in European Economic Law and Regulation | xxiii | Englisch | 2024 | Springer | EAN 9783031381867 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu. …

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Essay from the year 2008 in the subject Law - Miscellaneous, grade: keine, , language: Italian, abstract: Nel corso dell'ultimo secolo la medicina ha compiuto enormi progressi, chehanno condotto ad un innalzamento della durata della vita media degliabitanti nei paesi occidentali. Questo, a sua volta, fa sì che un numerosempre maggiore di pazienti anziani si rivolga agli ospedali per cure etrattamenti medici.Anche la chirurgia ha avuto un fortissimo sviluppo, il che ha avuto comeconseguenza il fatto che sempre più persone vengano ricoverate in ospedalie cliniche specializzate per essere sottoposte a interventi chirurgici.Da ciò discende inevitabilmente che in un numero sempre più elevato dicasi si debbano prendere decisioni di importanza capitale per lasopravvivenza dei pazienti ricoverati in ospedale. Possono essere incluse trale decisioni di questo tipo quelle che concernono l'impiego di trattamentidefiniti 'salva-vita', come ad esempio la defibrillazione, la ventilazionemeccanica, le trasfusioni, l'alimentazione e l'idratazione forzate attraversosonde naso-gastriche.Il rapporto di fiducia tra medico e paziente costituisce il fondamentoindispensabile su cui basare la condivisione dei processi decisionali: ad essidevono appunto partecipare sia il paziente, come titolare del diritto dioperare scelte in merito alla propria salute, che il medico, alla cui scienza ecoscienza è demandata la tutela della salute del paziente a lui affidato.[.].…