Deals with a topical issue, previously unexplored in such depth

Combines a unique lineup of renowned academics and practitioners

Offers a new interdisciplinary framework studying in tandem international investment law and the law of armed conflict

Katia Fach Gómez, Anastasios Gourgourinis and Catharine Titi, Editorial.- Christoph Schreuer, Opening Keynote Lecture: War and Peace in International Investment Law.- Ursula Kriebaum, Evaluating Social Benefits and Costs of Investment Treaties: Depoliticization of Investment Disputes.- Ana Maria Daza-Clark and Daniel Behn, Between War and Peace: Intermittent Armed Conflict And Investment Arbitration.- Tobias Ackermann, Investments under Occupation: The Application of Investment Treaties to Occupied Territory.- Patrick Dumberry, An Overview of State Succession Issues Arising as a Result of an Armed Conflict.- Antonis Bredimas, Kosovo and Foreign Investment Protection.- Sebastian Wuschka, Procedural Aspects of the Obligation of Non-Recognition Before International Investment Tribunals.- Belen Olmos Giupponi, The Links between Nationality Changes and Investment Claims arising out of Armed Conflicts: The Case of Russian Passportization in Crimea.- Laura Rees-Evans, Litigating the Use of Force: Reflections on the Interaction between Investor-State Dispute Settlement and Other Forms of International Dispute Settlement in the Context of the Conflict in Ukraine.- Michail Risvas, Non-Discrimination and the Protection of Foreign Investments in the Context of an Armed Conflict.- Sébastien Manciaux, The Full Protection and Security Standard in Investment Law: A Specific Obligation?.- Kong Soon Lim, Armed Conflicts and Customary International Law on Investment: Codification and Fragmentation of "Protection and Security".- Ira Ryk-Lakhman, Protection of Foreign Investments against the Effects of Hostilities: A Framework for Assessing Compliance with "Full Protection and Security".- Suzanne Spears and Maria Fogdestam Agius, Protection of Investments in War-Torn States: A Practitioner's Perspective on War Clauses in Bilateral Investment Treaties.- Caroline Henckels, Investment Treaty Security Exceptions, Necessity and Self-Defence in the Context of Armed Conflict.- Gabriele Gagliani, Supervening Impossibility of Performance and the Effect of Armed Conflict on Investment Treaties: Any Room for Manoeuvre?.- Jose Gustavo Prieto Muñoz, Awarding Damages in times of Armed Conflict: An emerging standard of 'Economic Capacity' for the Host State.- Teerawat Wongkaew, The Cross-Fertilisation of International Investment Law and International Humanitarian Law: Prospects and Pitfalls.- Merryl Lawry-White, International Investment Arbitration and Non-binding Standards Applicable in Conflict: Parallel or Merging Worlds?.- Eleni Micha, Responsible Investment in Occupied Territories: Beyond the UN & OECD Principles.- Kevin Crow, Corporations and Crimes AgainstHumanity: Financial Liability Through ISDS?.- Lukas Vanhonnaeker, The Recourse to Private Military and Security Companies by Foreign Investors in Conflict-Affected Countries: Dangers, Opportunities and the Need to Regulate.- Alain Pellet, Concluding Keynote Lecture: The Paradox of the Prohibition of the Use of Force in Contemporary International Law: Some Elementary Remarks.