Titlebook: EU Human Rights, International Investment Law and Participation; Operationalizing the Vivian Kube Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG

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The International Investment Competence of the EUstment relations, this chapter elucidates briefly the traditional scope of international investment regulation (Sect. 3.2). As a next step, it analyses to what extent these powers are covered by exclusive competence of CCP, implied external competences and other expressed Treaty competences or remai

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The EU Approach to International Investment Agreementse previous chapter, subsequently analyses the EU approach and concludes whether the EU is solving, mitigating, neutral to or deepening the problem (Sect. 5.2). Further, the EU policy to dispute settlement in investment matters is assessed with a focus on the entry barriers for human rights interests

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Assessment and Participation Through Human Rights Impact Assessmentst. In order to so, the chapter clarifies which rules make up the EU legal and soft law framework for HRIAs, divided into the rules on design, on procedures and on the legal nature or in other words the legal?consequences (Sect. 6.3), bringing to light the conceptual shortcomings. The section on the

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Consultation and Participation Through Domestic Advisory Groups and Civil Society Meetingstion are necessary as this chapter demonstrates. In order to show the potential and the shortcomings, the first section (Sect. 7.2) outlines the relevant requirements of the EU external human rights framework. Any consultation and participation mechanism in an investment agreement will have to meet

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2509-2960 ensive research on the EU’s current approach to investment lThis book demonstrates how human rights obligations of the EU foreign constitution can be operationalized in the realm of international economic regulation. The content is divided into three major parts. The first outlines the legal foundat

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