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nd coherence in case-law are discussed. Further, the tension between confidentiality and transparency in investor-state arbitration is addressed. A special focus will be given to the situation in the European Union (EU): The Lisbon Treaty has transferred the competence to conclude investment treatie

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Patricio Aroca,Jorge Rodríguezators with greater discretion than has traditionally been permitted in modern law. This change raises important questions about the meaning of fairness (certainty or flexibility), as well as the relationship between the public and private good.978-4-431-56692-2978-4-431-55787-6

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Book 2013n America. The book is in three main parts: a general overview of regional processes and trends in Latin America as a whole; country-level coverage of seven individual countries; and comparative analyses of common major problems such as migration, education, labor, poverty, decentralization, exports

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Facing the Need for Regional Policies in Latin Americaomic stage that could be described as fairly pleasant. There are, of course, differences among countries, but several of them have reported GDP growth rates of over 4 % in real terms since 2000. The impact of the international economic-financial crisis had its worst manifestation in 2009, when Brazi

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The Origins, Development and Current State of Territorial Policies in Latin America in the Twentiethoach is described that includes a discussion of the nature of ., a fundamental aspect of policy interventions in the territory. The historical overview traces the origins of policy interventions in Latin America on the basis of two foundational experiences: the Tennessee Valley Authority, which was

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