Indirect expropriation in international law
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TextSeries: Leuven global governancePublication details: Cheltenham Edward Elgar 2014ISBN: - 9781782544104
- K3511 .L67 2014
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| 343.25 GO- Governing global land deals the role of the state in the rush for land | 343.25 RA-L Legislating for Justice the making of the 2013 land acquisitionlLaw | 343.252 AL-G Global debate over constitutional property lessons for American takings jurisprudence | 343.252 LO-I Indirect expropriation in international law | 343.2520954 BE-H H Beverley`s commentary on land acquisition act, 1894 | 343.2520954 BE-H V2 H Beverley`s commentary on land acquisition act, 1894 | 343.2520973 AC-P Private property and the constitution |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 229-248) and index.
From compensation to indirect takings -- Expropriation in human rights law -- The approach of the Iran-US Claims Tribunal -- Bilateral treaties and international awards -- Takings in multilateral treaties -- The applicable standard.
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