Fola Adeleke is a Visiting Senior Researcher at University of Witwatersrand and a fellow on social and economic inequalities at the London School of Economics. In preparing this book, he was a Fulbright scholar at Columbia University and Harvard Law School. He holds a PhD in international investment law. Some sections of this book were adapted from his doctorate.

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• 1 Introduction2 The public interst role of investment regulation3 The rule of law and depoliticisation of investment disputes4 Developing alternatives to investor–state dispute settlement5 Promoting sustainable development and human rights through investment treaties6 Domestic investment regulation and the influenceof regional investment agreements7 Conclusion and recommendations

Fola Adeleke is a Visiting Senior Researcher at University of Witwatersrand and a fellow on social and economic inequalities at the London School of Economics. In preparing this book, he was a Fulbright scholar at Columbia University and Harvard Law School. He holds a PhD in international investment law. Some sections of this book were adapted from his doctorate.

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• 1 Introduction2 The public interst role of investment regulation3 The rule of law and depoliticisation of investment disputes4 Developing alternatives to investor–state dispute settlement5 Promoting sustainable development and human rights through investment treaties6 Domestic investment regulation and the influenceof regional investment agreements7 Conclusion and recommendations

Fola Adeleke is a Visiting Senior Researcher at University of Witwatersrand and a fellow on social and economic inequalities at the London School of Economics. In preparing this book, he was a Fulbright scholar at Columbia University and Harvard Law School. He holds a PhD in international investment law. Some sections of this book were adapted from his doctorate.

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• 1 Introduction2 The public interst role of investment regulation3 The rule of law and depoliticisation of investment disputes4 Developing alternatives to investor–state dispute settlement5 Promoting sustainable development and human rights through investment treaties6 Domestic investment regulation and the influenceof regional investment agreements7 Conclusion and recommendations