Velimir Živković, Assistant Professor and Director of LLM International Commercial Law, School of Law, University of Warwick, UK

‘Among the many books on fair and equitable treatment (FET), this one stands out. It treads new grounds in arguing that the rule of law elements FET consists of should not be viewed as imposing an abstract and detached international law standard, but that compliance of the host State with domestic law and other international legal commitments should be put center stage, with equitable considerations playing a residual and corrective role. The book’s novel approach to FET presents a forceful argument for a further integration of international investment law, domestic law, and other specialized international legal regimes.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Fair and equitable treatment – history, indeterminacy, and the rule of law debate 3. Fair and equitable treatment as a union of rule of law and equity 4. Applying the FET standard – sequential review as a path forward 5. Conclusion to fair and equitable treatment and the rule of law Bibliography Index

Velimir Živković, Assistant Professor and Director of LLM International Commercial Law, School of Law, University of Warwick, UK

‘Among the many books on fair and equitable treatment (FET), this one stands out. It treads new grounds in arguing that the rule of law elements FET consists of should not be viewed as imposing an abstract and detached international law standard, but that compliance of the host State with domestic law and other international legal commitments should be put center stage, with equitable considerations playing a residual and corrective role. The book’s novel approach to FET presents a forceful argument for a further integration of international investment law, domestic law, and other specialized international legal regimes.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Fair and equitable treatment – history, indeterminacy, and the rule of law debate 3. Fair and equitable treatment as a union of rule of law and equity 4. Applying the FET standard – sequential review as a path forward 5. Conclusion to fair and equitable treatment and the rule of law Bibliography Index

Velimir Živković, Assistant Professor and Director of LLM International Commercial Law, School of Law, University of Warwick, UK

‘Among the many books on fair and equitable treatment (FET), this one stands out. It treads new grounds in arguing that the rule of law elements FET consists of should not be viewed as imposing an abstract and detached international law standard, but that compliance of the host State with domestic law and other international legal commitments should be put center stage, with equitable considerations playing a residual and corrective role. The book’s novel approach to FET presents a forceful argument for a further integration of international investment law, domestic law, and other specialized international legal regimes.’

• Contents: Preface 1. Introduction 2. Fair and equitable treatment – history, indeterminacy, and the rule of law debate 3. Fair and equitable treatment as a union of rule of law and equity 4. Applying the FET standard – sequential review as a path forward 5. Conclusion to fair and equitable treatment and the rule of law Bibliography Index