Investment arbitration as an enginge of development of the rules of attribution – with particular focus on lex specialis and de facto state organs.

Stephan Wittich

Investment arbitration as an enginge of development of the rules of attribution – with particular focus on lex specialis and de facto state organs.

Department of European, International and Comparative Law

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	International Investment Law and General International Law
Editors	C. Tams, S. Schill, R. Hofmann
Place of Publication	Wien
Publisher	Elgar
Pages	181-208
Publication status	Published - 2023

Austrian Fields of Science 2012

505029 International law

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